The part of the sentence "make improve" is not correct and usable in written English.
To use it in a sentence, you would have to change it to "make improvements". For example: "We need to make improvements to our process."
Finally, this phase of full engagement features patients who have become co-constructors of their health, capable of enacting meaningful health management that allows them to make improve their quality of life.
Don't give up and keep it practice to make improve your skill!
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"I'm going to make improving the upstate economy my personal commitment".
Mr. Dudley has pledged to make improving BP's safety record his priority.
Peña said new president, Mauricio Macri, would visit affected areas and intended to make improving infrastructure to mitigate flooding a priority.
The US must make improving educational support for low-income students a priority, insist the researchers at the Southern Education Foundation.
Those numbers make improved education of Latinos vitally important for the nation's work force, Mr. Fry said.
Jack McConnell, the first minister, says he would make improving the low Scottish growth rate a priority in a second term.
Increasing oil price and limitations of new reserves make improving oil recovery methods inevitable.
Brain connectivity networks help physicians better understand the neurological effects of certain diseases and make improved treatment options for patients.
