The phrase "improving their welfare" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing social, economic, or health-related enhancements for individuals or communities.
Example: "The government is implementing new policies aimed at improving their welfare and quality of life."
Alternatives: "enhancing their well-being" or "boosting their quality of life."
Sally Case, head of society prosecutions at the RSPCA, said: "The RSPCA strives to keep animals with their owners wherever possible and offers advice on improving their welfare.
Since feeding behaviour is influenced by social facilitation and learning from peers, the inclusion in the group of animals that are familiar with the food may encourage consumption of the novel food by weanling calves, thus improving their welfare.
And the government doesn't improve their welfare, or assure that order will prevail.
But the goal of achieving an 80% participation rate among this group is not just to improve their welfare.
While it will be no solace to families losing benefits now, their situation should impel federal and state lawmakers to improve their welfare programs.
Others argue that allowing women to sell their reproductive services would empower women and improve their welfare by unleashing a new source of economic power (Shalev 1989).
Instead, Goodall suggested several simple changes to the chimps' enclosure that would improve their welfare, and MacDonald worked behind the scenes to see them implemented.
Livelihood diversification is the process by which households combine diverse portfolios of activities and assets in order to improve their welfare (Ellis 2000; Scoones 1998).
Thus, although our operant set-up reveals a drive to approach other males, the possible aggressive motives suggest that this sort of social contact would not necessarily improve their welfare in a traditional housing system.
Thus, while the freedom to perform the whole repertoire of natural behaviour is not per se crucial for farm animal welfare, the opportunity to perform natural behaviour may be an effective way improve their welfare in practice immediately, and a promising basis for the design of husbandry systems for the future.
It appears that CC may have the potential to increase the frequency and diversity of behaviours, to express different types of behaviour when desired, and to augment the ability of the animals to exert some control over their environment, findings that may improve their welfare.
