"induced improvement" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation in which something has been improved through intentional effort, such as when a company institutes a program to boost employee morale. For example, "The company saw an induced improvement in productivity after introducing the new employee initiative."
A considerable pressure induced improvement of the thermoelectric efficiency is found at about 10 GPa.
The GGP induced improvement in vegetation conditions may benefit soil erosion alleviation and carbon sequestration in the Loess Plateau.
This research article highlighted the P. indica induced improvement in some of the important features of rice plants under osmotic stress.
As the number of infected cases were limited and we could not exclude that corticosteroids induced improvement of PAP, we should be careful to interpret these phenomena.
In another study, there were no improvements in SVR despite pharmacologically induced improvement of IR with metformin (21).
We next investigated whether treatment with levodopa increased the CV and did so in proportion to treatment induced improvement in rigidity bradykinesia.
Moving forward in FXS clinical study, efforts are being made to improve the ability to detect treatment-induced improvement.
Nonspecific predictors of outcome influence the overall severity of symptoms, but do not influence the slope of treatment-induced improvement.
Similar confirmatory effects of hypertension-induced improvement of cerebral perfusion have been reported in MRI-determined perfusion studies, but so far, only in the form of case reports [6, 7].
The observed CA-induced improvement of fine-motor performance could have been caused by enhanced spatial discrimination.
However, lower body weight is associated with improved insulin sensitivity and thus could have only affected the results towards no alcohol-induced improvement in insulin sensitivity.
