The phrase "improving the popularity" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an increase in recognition, acceptance, or approval. For example, "The company has been working hard on improving the popularity of its products."
In case you didn't see, Sprint and Samsung are holding a $25,000 contest for Instinct app developers, essentially following Apple's lead in creating a user-generated app store to help improve the popularity of their already popular device.
Roberto Pedicini, a famous Italian voiceover artist, who has dubbed Cassel in the past, said the practice improved the popularity of foreign films.
The most powerful man in the game, Sepp Blatter, took a moment to show off his sensitive, feminine and laughably out-of-touch side in 2004 when Swiss newspaper SonntagsBlick asked the Fifa president for ideas to improve the popularity of women's football.
The ISL hopes to improve the popularity of football in India, with the inaugural 10-week tournament beginning in October.
Great Britain's only wrestler at London 2012, Olga Butkevych, is hoping to improve the popularity of the sport by winning a medal at the Olympics.
Given that support is 90percentt of customer satisfaction, I'm almost positive this feature will reduce returns and improve the popularity of these devices.
This crime, which could be traced to European data deletion laws and/or a desire to improve the general popularity of the evanescent Tweet, is banned by Twitter's terms of service.
In response to its sudden popularity, he committed to improving the game with new features.
Critical care audits and practice improvement initiatives are gaining popularity as an evidence-based approach to improving the care and outcomes of critically ill and injured children.
In recent years, high-frequency mechanical impact (HFMI) treatment has grown in popularity due to its efficiency in improving the fatigue strength of welded joints.
