"improved image of" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
For example, "The advertising campaign successfully improved the company's image of being socially responsible."
THE improved image of polyester is swaying some sportswear companies to make their cotton garments resemble, of all things, polyester.
The [recent] improved image of chess is due in part to the efforts of Garry Kasparov, who was the world champion for fifteen years until he lost the title last November, to Vladimir Kramnik, his protégé… Describes a final victory in the Orlando tournament by Weser, who then mimics a quote of the somewhat-unhinged Steinitz….
"The FIAC's new status is linked to the improved image of contemporary art in France in recent years, and has almost certainly pushed some art lovers to start collecting," said Cyril Mercier, a specialist on the French art scene whose doctoral thesis, completed this year at the Sorbonne Nouvelle, Paris III university, focused on the role of collectors in the contemporary French art market.
Thus, pursuing emigrant-friendly sending state policies has become socially more acceptable over time, in line with an improved image of emigrants.
"We are working towards an improved image of the club in Europe and that will be helped tomorrow if we win because it also gives us the chance of playing in the European Super Cup".
Finally, a field experiment above a buried air-filled barrel shows that combining the information in the way proposed in this work may lead to an improved image of the subsurface target, the cost to pay is the lost of directional information contained in the scattering matrix.
Dr. Rudy's method may one day permit improved images of the electrical status of the heart, Dr. Lathrop said, and identify individuals at risk well before the event.
High-speed photography with microscopic magnification in half-shadow conditions provided improved images of the combustion behavior of moving particles and flames in time and space.
Ocean Bottom Seismographs (OBSs), deployed in the area, recorded the earthquakes and these data provide improved images of the hypocenter distribution.
The improving image of corporate retreats is helping, too.
As a mark of the improving image of the town as place to live, the borough entered the top 50 best places to live in the 2011 Halifax survey at number 47.
