The phrase "intended for improving" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it whenever you are describing something that has been created with the goal of improving an existing situation. For example: "This new program is intended for improving the quality of our customer service."
These circuitries altogether are intended for improving the quality and reducing the test cost of the manufactured devices as well as simplifying the test, debug, and diagnosis tasks.
Therefore a new DS controller, which was intended for improving the DS control performance when the fluctuation of operating DS was resulted from speed changes, has been developed and its controllability tested.
The approach is intended for improving route selection.
This paper presents a survey of two techniques intended for improving the performance of conventional turbo codes (TCs).
Older devices were intended for improving nutrient and gas distribution by mixing media without providing full control of culture parameters.
Identification of risk factors associated with non-adherence in UC may improve patient management and consequently reduce relapse episodes, by providing more effective interventions intended for improving adherence.
The tax, on companies with more than $20 million in receipts, will amount to about $275 per employee and is intended for use in improving conditions for the city's homeless.
Governments have been implementing payment structures which are intended as incentives for improving quality in healthcare provision.
Some of the change is integral to the ensemble's musical mission, intended, for example, to improve onstage acoustics.
The grant is intended for services to improve the lives and chances of children, particularly those from disadvantaged backgrounds.
It has to be noted that some patients initially intended for DT may improve sufficiently to become HTx eligible again, the bridge to candidacy population.
