The phrase "improves the landscape" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it in contexts where you are referring to making changes to a landscape or setting that will make it more attractive or impressive. For example, "The architects proposed to install a fountain in the courtyard to improve the landscape."
Some technological feats and their results receive less credit for improving the landscape than elegant bridges do.
Growing consumer independence from being tethered to power suppliers will free communities to improve the landscape without the tremendous expense of burying wires.
Other chains, though, seem to have improved the landscape, like the Starbucks that recently took over a gas station that had sat empty for years.
"It is probably one of the greenest cities in Asia, and it's now busy doing, on a much smaller scale, what Barcelona did – with a big emphasis on improving the landscape and recreation spaces".
"I know everyone thinks "new company, main business competitor is Spotify" but we're really not here to compete with anyone, we're actually here to improve the landscape," he said at a Tidal Q&A at the Clive Davis Institute of Recorded Music.
Firstly, a method to improve the landscape connectivity among the river's greenways is needed.
These wetlands do not contribute significantly to improving the landscape diversity of agricultural catchments.
"I want to help improve the landscape and conditions for Welsh businesses and organisations in any way I can, and I will continue to work closely with my cabinet colleagues and the Welsh government to progress these proposals".
In this study, we tested the applicability of free-standing planted gabions to improve the landscape and achieve protection against rockfall, erosion and enhanced surface flow.
Models that encompass and interpret this variation in fields and across contrasting management practices have the potential to improve the landscape management of agroecosystems.
