The phrase "improve resilience" is correct and can be used in written English.
This phrase can be used when discussing the ability to handle unexpected or difficult situations. For example, "We must work to improve resilience in order to better cope with challenging times."
In fact, recently, some studies have demonstrated that improvements in psychological well-being may reduce distress and improve resilience to common mental disorders [ 17].
We also need to improve resilience and cut food losses.
In total, $1.6bn has been requested to improve resilience and deal with the extra complication of Mali.
In Cascadia, many bridges have been retrofitted, major electrical substations hardened, and emergency facilities upgraded to improve resilience.
At Cheshire and Wirral, CAMHS is working with six schools in a pilot project to improve resilience and knowledge of mental health issues among students.
According to the ND-Gain Country Index, which summarises a country's vulnerability to climate change and its readiness to improve resilience, Somalia is among the world's most vulnerable nations.
Last week, Porto Alegre announced its – and Latin America's – first resilience strategy, and committed 10% of the city's budget towards "improving resilience".
Competition delivers lower fares, increased choice and better service, and improves resilience, both in terms of the economy and in terms of national security.
Another time, however, will the system work as satisfactorily?The improved resilience of America's banks has probably helped the economy.
Much of the butadiene rubber produced is blended with natural rubber (polyisoprene) or with styrene-butadiene rubber to give it improved resilience and lower rolling resistance.
In any case, it can be argued that regenerative farming actually increases crop yields over the long term by enhancing soil fertility and improving resilience against drought and flooding.
