The phrase "improving the achievement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing efforts or strategies aimed at enhancing performance or success in a particular area.
Example: "The school implemented new teaching methods with the goal of improving the achievement of its students."
Alternatives: "enhancing performance" or "boosting success."
Criminal justice reform should be a policy priority for educators who are committed to improving the achievement of African American children.
The Lib Dems say that pilots have shown that free school meals are even more effective than the literacy hour at improving the achievement of pupils (because children work more effectively if they are properly fed).
We hope our work and that of others around the U.S. will develop simple, replicable means of improving the achievement of disadvantaged children by giving them needed eyeglasses.
The focus is on improvement, and schools that improve the achievement of our children will be recognized.
However, the multiobjective paradigm has been shown to improve the achievement of multiple objectives when designing combinatorial libraries.
The result is a fuzzy expert system tool, called ESROM, which gives valuable information to help managers to improve the achievement of the strategic objectives of the company.
Findings showed that the use of interactive exercises embedded in the instruction improves the achievement of students more than the instruction having traditional exercises.
While the city and state have studied the programs in schools where they have been adopted, officials have focused on how well the programs are carried out rather than whether they improve the achievement of students, the report said.
New York Times commentators, best-selling journalists, the producers of "This American Life," Secretary of Education Arne Duncan, educational policymakers and administrators all saw the development of grit as a way to improve American education and, more pointedly, to improve the achievement of poor children who, everyone seemed to assume, lacked grit.
"We want schools to go away thinking about what they're going to do to improve the achievement of free school meal children".
