The phrase 'improve odds' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe the action of making something more likely to happen or improving one's chances of success. For example, if you were talking about a job applicant, you could say, "He took courses to improve his odds of getting the job."
A weak jobs report today would improve odds for a half-point reduction.
There is no preventive vaccine and no cure, but breed differences suggest marker-assisted selective breeding might improve odds of infection and control of OvLV post-infection.
Because total chemical space is estimated to be greater than 10 molecules for a molecular weight below 430 g/Mor−1 (or Dalton), chemical libraries have to be dramatically biased towards biological targets to reduce size and improve odds of random hits.
By Adam Gopnik November 9, 2016 A Hillary Clinton supporter reacts to Donald Trump's improving odds on election night.
Because Betfair has improved odds in general, gamblers lose less money.
Her mother stole across the Rio Grande when she was nine months pregnant, in order to bear a daughter with American citizenship and improved odds of a tolerable life.
With 48.7 billion yen ($406 million) in loans, he built multifloor emporiums that lure customers with no-smoking sections, free parking and, crucially, improved odds of winning cash.
Current El Niño improves odds for average-to-cool summer in Washington, D.C. Were Model Predictions of El Niño a Big Bust?
A much better year for world markets meant improved odds for breaking into the world's billionaires ranks.
A much better year for world markets meant improved odds for breaking into the World's Billionaires ranks.
As users with higher transmission priority have improved odds of forming links in our proposed system, thus the data transmission efficiency of the system is enhanced.
