The phrase "methodological improvement" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe a situation where a process or task is completed in a more efficient or effective way by using a different approach or method. For example: "The company implemented a new methodology to improve their customer service, resulting in a methodological improvement."
It was for this reason that we chose to follow Bem's procedure as closely as possible (apart from a minor methodological improvement).
As a result the 2012 census had the largest coverage in Chilean history: 98.34% of households.Chile has a tradition of discussing the technical merits of its statistical data and their shortcomings, which leads to continuous methodological improvement.
We conclude by identifying future research needs, opportunities for methodological improvement and policy interventions.
Recent findings in neurobiology and psychology have considerable relevance for methodological improvement in consumer research.
Nevertheless, we expect that the use of smartphones will offer a substantial methodological improvement on current time use research.
As such, they are a methodological improvement that has generally gained a positive reception among philosophers of biology (e.g., Sterelny and Griffiths 1999).
Methodological improvements in sequencing methodology that have taken place since the original publication of the data could explain the discrepancy.
By introducing some methodological improvements, we were able to improve the CT synthesis accuracy.
Significant theoretical and methodological improvements such as the "fringe or periodic pattern bleaching" (19), later improved (20) and more recently "scanning microphotolysis" (21) complement the basic technique.
The reason it is hard to make the census more accurate is because methodological improvements have already lifted accuracy nearly as high as it seems able to go, said David Freedman, a statistics professor at the University of California at Berkeley.
Methodological improvements will capture the relationships between institutions the effect on its peers of Lehman Brothers going bust, say as well as their independent risk profiles, which are commonly assessed by a measure called "value at risk" (VAR).
