"improve technology" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
Example: The company is constantly working to improve technology in order to stay ahead of competitors.
In a statement, the chain offered those franchise owners an olive branch, promising to reduce food costs, offer rebates and loans for restaurant improvements, increase advertising, provide incentives to new franchise owners, and improve technology in its restaurants.
Still, the push to improve technology is just beginning.
A recent effort to improve technology was disastrous.
Officials in Beijing have urged the auto industry to improve technology for years.
Not only does that reduce revenue, it also weakens the incentive to improve technology and lets those foreigners get ahead.
In 1988 he set up the Bootstrap Project at Stanford to improve technology, and hence improve team-thinking.
Anticipating holiday problems, Mr. Bush outlined mostly long-term recommendations like calling on Congress to pass legislation to improve technology in the air traffic control system.
In seeking to design and improve technology based on what its users are mentally capable of, the discipline is the cognitive counterpart of ergonomics.
The move could be part of McDonald's plan to improve "technology," an intention that caused many to speculate that workers would be replaced with robots.
BMW plans to use its engineers to help the U.S.O.C. improve technology for its athletes, such as designing helmets that are more aerodynamic.
While Lebanon seems to have taken drastic steps to improve technology and has given significant freedom to startups to pursue this goal, Iran faces a different situation.
