"improved use" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate that something is being used in a more effective way or that the use of something has been improved upon. For example: "We have seen an improved use of technology in the classroom over the past year."
Expanded and improved use of bibliometric indicators such as the h index in a useful and wise manner is suggested.
Taylor Clawson: Neuromorphic processing – Algorithms for improved use of autonomous micro aerial vehicles, such as quadcopters used for surveying, search and rescue, and professional videography.
Since 1992, improved use of seat belts, child seats, and motorcycle helmets, together with strict enforcement of minimum-age drinking laws, had saved more than 40,000 lives.
While tackling some of these might be tinkering around the edges, a combined approach, rather than a top-down one, engenders better ownership and will facilitate improved use of taxpayers' money.
The average bowl at Eatsa now costs about seven dollars without extras; eventually, with Canadian quinoa and improved use of technology throughout the supply chain, Friedberg hopes it will fall below five dollars.
Better economics, improved use of natural resources, less production of radioactive waste, competitive production of hydrogen, and increased resistance to proliferation are within reach with these new systems.
The outcome measurement indicated improved use of the clinical decision support tool by core staff and improved patient rescue strategies.
We will still need spies and secrecy, but improved use of public intelligence will allow them to focus more narrowly.
Nato commanders point to the Russians' improved use of electronic warfare, unmanned drones and better logistical support.
Resource Efficiency is a broader term which encompasses improved use of energy, transport and buildings as well as resources.
It also called for improved use of data to address the critical workforce shortages looming on the horizon of the baby boomers' old age.
