The phrase "improved the content of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing enhancements or modifications made to written material, presentations, or any form of content.
Example: "The editor improved the content of the article to make it more engaging for readers."
Alternatives: "enhanced the material of" or "refined the substance of."
Straw mulching only improved the content of dry-sieve medium size aggregates.
In addition, genetic engineering approaches have improved the content of essential amino acids in plants, particularly the contents of lysine and methionine, which are often most limiting.
In addition, application of NaHS improved the content of endogenous trehalose in roots and coleoptiles of the seedlings under normal cultural conditions, reaching very significant difference (P < 0.01, Figure 5A) at 3 and 6 h of treatment, respectively, similar to the change in activity of TPP (Figure 3).
The editor and anonymous reviewers provided constructive criticism that improved the content of the paper.
When patients improved, the content of Hs-CRP quickly returned to normal.
Although the draft protocol had been prepared, the NCPF improved the content of the existing draft.
For soil nutrients, applying of Straw/PAM significantly improved the contents of OM/AN, respectively; showing an increasing trend with a dosage rate.
The main research question is to what degree a defined quality improvement intervention geared toward improving the content of referral letters has an impact on patient, professional and organisational related outcomes in the Specialised Mental Health Care.
What's missing is improving the content of higher education.
It is crucial that providers improve the content of their websites and make it easier for customers to find the information they are looking for online.
Improving the content of B4C particles will increase the hardness and compressive yield strength of the composites.
