The phrase "improving the safety of" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to explain how an action is making something safer. For example, "We are committed to improving the safety of our workplace environment."
We agree with the authors' suggestions for improving the safety of this procedure, but we think these improvements cover only part of the picture.
The IMO's polar code is an important step in improving the safety of Antarctic expeditions.
The family knows Mr. Chiacchia believes in improving the safety of the sport but considers his a "freak accident".
Mr. Blumenthal said it "downplayed the predator threat," relied on outdated research and failed to provide a specific plan for improving the safety of social networking.
"The lesson from our success with improving the safety of spinach is that direct control of producers is the best method for quality control," he said.
But two years ago a senior American official said the Bush administation would not let those rules be an impediment to improving the safety of the Pakistani arsenal.
The FIA runs a range of road safety programmes and says on its website it is "dedicated to improving the safety of everyday road users throughout the world".
Hussain, who captained England in 45 Test matches between 1999 and 2003, said Hughes' death should act as a spur for improving the safety of equipment.
"When you put these bike lanes down, you are improving the safety of everyone who uses that street," Ms. Sadik-Khan said.
"We have made great progress in improving the safety of our transit systems, pipelines and highways and in reducing roadway fatalities to historic lows," he said.
It is a much-needed step toward improving the safety of a network that is called the lifeline of India but has claimed many lives.
