The phrase "lead to improvement of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an action or event that results in an improvement. For example: The introduction of new technology has lead to improvement of operational efficiency.
Stratification of patients and the development of new treatment strategies will lead to improvement of efficacy with improved overall survival.
Correction of ECM protein expression in MPS IVA patients by rhGALNS treatment may therefore lead to improvement of biomechanical properties of cartilage resulting in improved joint health and spinal deformities.
The work may lead to improvement of the integrated environment at protocol level.
Anterior decompression has been shown to increase axoplasmic flow, decrease ischemia, and lead to improvement of neurological function.
This can lead to improvement of multi-train simulation software development in fast computational speed and less memory usage.
We demonstrated how this method, called DIAMoND (Distributed Intrusion/Anomaly Monitoring for Nonparametric Detection), can lead to improvement of a node's detection capabilities.
Therefore, one would expect that increasing the number of inactive compounds in the training set should lead to improvement of Naïve Bayes performance in virtual screening-like experiment.
On the contrary, reduction in either of these two factors will lead to improvement of the emission efficiency and blueshift of the emission peak.
Application of pseudocapacitive matrix and decreasing the distance between electrodes to 1 mm lead to improvement of the biofuel cell power output and its regeneration ability.
It is anticipated that neutron radioscopy and radiography will greatly contribute to our understanding of LHP operation, and will lead to improvement of LHP modeling and design.
Validation activities such as these lead to improvement of offshore wind modeling tools, which will enable the development of more innovative and cost-effective offshore wind designs.
