The phrase "improve measurement" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing ways to enhance the accuracy or effectiveness of data collection or assessment processes.
Example: "To achieve better results in our research, we need to find ways to improve measurement techniques."
Alternatives: "enhance assessment" or "refine evaluation".
The computer-assisted semiautomated segmentation and volumetric analysis techniques we describe here may improve measurement reproducibility, particularly when measuring complex and patchy tumor necrosis and enhancement.
A fervent supporter of the Welsh language, Jones, who was chief executive of S4C between 1994-2005, said his priorities were to appoint a new chief executive with leadership skills who could bring stability and conclude the BBC agreement, while overseeing 24% budget cuts, and improve measurement of the broadcaster's impact and value.
Many factors affect the speed and performance of broadband service, but we are committed to helping improve measurement tools so consumers can have more meaningful data to make informed decisions about the broadband options available to them.
The recently proposed optimized dithering techniques can improve measurement quality.
Modeling online and filtering real-time can effectively improve measurement accuracy.
A special image processing method is used to improve measurement accuracy.
Boland started by bluntly denying speculation, saying "Why we're doing this is not to launch an ad network, and why we did do this is to improve measurement.
Suggestions to address the psychometric limitations of the instrument were made in order to improve measurement precision.
The main reason why researchers use this procedure is to improve measurement properties (Little et al., 2002).
Further studies should be performed both to facilitate understanding of QL among elderly persons and to improve measurement of QL.
In order to improve measurement accuracy, an extrapolation of the obtained results to zero load mass was suggested.
