"improve the fame" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it whenever you want to suggest working to raise the recognition of something. For example, "We must take steps to improve the fame of our company in the industry."
It is possible that increasing the incubation time would improve the FAME-recovery for the BF3-method; however, we decided against proceeding with this catalyst, since it is hazardous to work with, expensive, and its shelf life is limited [ 20].
Therefore, increasing the mixing of the two immiscible reactants to accelerate the mass transfer of the transesterification system can improve the transesterification efficiency as well as the FAME yield as a result.
At UNICEF, our program of Goodwill Ambassadors is a way to harness the fame and celebrity of talented people around the world to help improve the lives of children.
He could simply have sat back and enjoyed his wealth and fame - instead he's worked like a maniac to try to improve the way people eat".
Harper has spun his TV fame improving the fitness of people who are 100 pounds (45 kg) or more overweight into an empire with DVD workouts and the best-selling book "The Skinny Rules," which offers tips to drop excess weight.
Improving the methanol concentration drives this equilibrium towards FAME formation.
The fusion protein, which consists of a staphylococcal FAME fused to a Drosophila ethanol binding protein, demonstrably improves the rate of catalysis by providing an additional substrate binding site and concomitant increase in the local concentration of substrate.
The authors thank Filipe Santos and Anisha Goel for helping improve FAME by test-driving it within their daily modeling practice.
His relationship with Christopher would always be difficult, and didn't improve with the son's fame.
The fame is similarly notional.
