"improve the project" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it to express the need or desire to make a project better or different. For example, "We need to brainstorm ways to improve the project before the deadline."
However, simple solutions likely to improve the project methodology do exist.
It was also concluded that pressurizing the reservoir with raw flue gas injection followed by pure CO2 injection may improve the project economics.
To successfully implement hydraulic engineering projects which are under the agent-construction system, the key is to constantly improve the project management standard of the agent-construction units.
Our goal being to improve project performance and success rate, one mean is to improve the project performance measurement, on which decisions rely for project management.
This paper concludes that EPCBMs have been discussed by scholars in recent years, who argued that proper EPCBMs helped improve the project performance.
Mr. Sgarbi, whose name in Italian means "incivility," first promised to block the Meier monument alongside the Tiber in central Rome, but now says he will "negotiate" with the American architect to improve the project, as long as it fits in with an even more grandiose plan to restore the 18th-century Port of Ripetta on the Tiber.
This involves recycling parcels that have already been used, with retro-fitting that can improve the projects' environmental report card.
If taken seriously, they will stop the worst project from going forward and can improve the projects that still get built.
The knowledge acquired will be used to improve the projects' results framework and implementation.
This paper investigates whether improving the project plan can lead to improved success for high-risk projects.
But now that the cost has fallen and the technology improved, the project is becoming feasible.
