"improve spelling" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It is typically used when discussing someone's ability to spell correctly or accurately. Example: "In order to earn a good grade on your essay, you should take the time to improve your spelling by using a spell-checker and reviewing common spelling mistakes."
While they have never edited to change the sense of a user's contribution (or to improve spelling or grammar, as some other online media sites do!), there was a possibility that by removing the offensive segment of a comment, the meaning could have inadvertantly been changed in a subtle way.
Adaptively varying the amount of data collection prior to character selection has been shown to improve spelling accuracy and speed.
It is understood that reading contributes to the student learning process, as it helps to improve spelling, reading comprehension and understanding skills.
Research also suggests that reading does not improve spelling but spelling does improve reading.
But the DRT filters improved spelling more than the Harris Foundation filters did.
APPROACH We have developed a data-driven algorithm for the P300 speller based on Bayesian inference that improves spelling time by adaptively selecting the number of trials based on the acute SNR of a user's EEG data.
Last year, I wrote about how Google significantly improved spell-checkers by using massive databases of users' self-corrections to do work that previously required hand-crafted algorithms focussed on the intricacies of English spelling and the psychology of typing.
Another study of children aged nine to 10, published in 2015, found that handwriting improved students' spelling and composition, because the connecting strokes helped children connect letters into words.
Results confirm that using the linguistic context can improve interactive spelling correction, and justify the use of named-entity recognizer to conduct fully automatic spelling correction.
James Elphinston (1721 1809) published several textbooks designed to teach pronunciation and improve the spelling system.
