The phrase "improved with technology" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe how something has been made better or more efficient due to advancements in technology. Example: "The healthcare industry has been greatly improved with technology, allowing for more accurate diagnoses and better patient care."
"Sound has improved with technology," Mr. D'Addario said, admitting that preference among musicians is still subjective.
RADAR DETECTORS These, too, have been improved with technology, and the $380 Cobra XRS 9970G has high-tech features including a touch screen (Cobra says this is the first radar detector so equipped) and a GPS receiver, so that it always knows where you are.
In May this year, Quirky teamed up with GE to launch a contest that asked the community to pitch ideas for how everyday objects could be improved with technology.
As most of the heat generated by the chips is dissipated via the die attach material and solders, the thermal and mechanical properties of the die attach material and solder should be improved with technology, and the use of fillers is a common strategy employed.
Check out this hilarious French ad for Le Trefle, and remember, not everything can be improved with technology.
I felt appalled by the antiquated, elitist tactics of the industry and thought the existing talent discovery process could be improved with technology.
"So all those things I thought we can drastically improve with technology".
The adaptive e-learning system is further improved with mobile technology to allow easy accessibility to the learning materials.
Citizen access to democratic processes such as decision-making, open data and elections can also be improved with smart technology.
Furthermore, this proportion has not significantly improved with multidetector technology, thinner slices or monitor reporting the better spatial resolution may be compensated by the higher number of images.
Survival of VLBW infants in the local context can be improved with low technology and relatively inexpensive interventions (e.g., NCPAP) in a regional hospital setting, provided there is adequate equipment and properly trained staff.
