"improve turnover" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it in a business context when discussing ways to increase profit or improve efficiency. For example: "We need to focus on improving our company's turnover in order to remain competitive in the market."
The improved activity was the combinatory results of a significantly improved turnover number towards CO2 (120% increased k cat C ), a decreased affinity towards CO2 (51% increased K M C ) and a nearly unchanged affinity towards RuBP.
Channel 5 said the deal "resolved the company's historical trading issues and contributed towards an improved turnover performance in the latter part of the financial year.
"Investing in technology drives business efficiency, gives you a better understanding of your customers, drives innovation, and improves turnover and profits", says FSB spokesman Priyen Patel.
Lower sample volume requirements and reduced user intervention time compared to the manual instruments have improved turnover of calorimetry experiments in a high-throughput format where 25 or more runs can be conducted per day.
"In recent weeks we have seen consumer confidence improve, housing turnover show signs of a bottom in certain markets, and home prices slow their decline," the chairman and chief executive, Robert A. Niblock, said in a statement.
Agile manufacturing technology can improve the turnover of a company if it enables fast market introduction for volume production.
The practical need for highly efficient enzymes presents new challenges in enzyme engineering, in particular, the need to improve catalytic turnover (kcat) or efficiency (kcat/KM) by several orders of magnitude.
The aim of this study was to establish whether calcium and vitamin D supplementation would improve bone turnover markers (BTM) and non-weight bearing bone properties of young male jockeys.
Implement a state-of-the-art, computerized inventory management system to improve inventory turnover and tracking.
Second, to identify if adjunct aripiprazole will improve bone turnover as measured by assays of osteoblastic and osteoclastic activity.
