The phrase "improving its governance" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when discussing efforts to enhance the management and decision-making processes within an organization or institution.
Example: "The company is focused on improving its governance to ensure better accountability and transparency."
Alternatives: "enhancing its management" or "strengthening its oversight."
There is an implicit assumption in the programs that by strengthening the pharmaceutical supply chain and thereby improving its governance, decreased corruption and improved access to medicines will result.
They believe the focus should be on strengthening Wada's independence, improving its governance and increasing its funding.
During his tenure as managing director of the fund, Mr. Strauss-Kahn is widely credited with expanding the fund's resources after the financial crisis, improving its governance and essentially restoring its relevance by replacing orthodoxy with pragmatism.
Mr Kaufmann and his colleague Aart Kraay worked out the "300% dividend": in the long run, a country's income per head rises by roughly 300% if it improves its governance by one standard deviation.
But it still must show the Fed that it has improved its governance.
Late Friday, the Fed ordered Wells Fargo to replace four members of its board and barred the bank from further growth "until it sufficiently improves its governance and controls".
After 11 years of pressing the Afghan government to improve its governance and create democratic institutions, Washington has failed to effectively promote these same goals in neighboring countries.
Everyone can participate in the struggle of environment protection through the law, pressuring the government to improve its governance capability and forcing the corporates to enhance their performances".
Pielke, meanwhile, suggests some sensible ways to reshape the organization, such as closely regulating FIFA as a business or enlisting the help of national governments to improve its governance standards.
England has been subjected to government interference and recently the Australian Government urged Cricket Australia to improve its governance.
The sports minister Hugh Robertson, has demanded that the RFU improves its governance at a time when it does not have a chief executive and at the end of a year of mass sackings and resignations that has left it reeling.
