The phrase "net improvement" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the overall or total improvement of something, taking into account all the positive and negative factors. Example: The company's quarterly report showed a net improvement in profits, despite facing some challenges in the market.
"Will there be any net improvement to the region?" he asked.
During the pheromone updating of GMA, the luminescence carrying by glowworm reflects the net improvement by agent moving.
There was no net improvement in the absorption of CO2 observed in the presence of boric acid.
But this makes it harder for the scholarship provider to justify spending money on scholarships, since there is no net improvement in student outcomes.
This generation recorded an overall isentropic efficiency of over 80% for a net improvement of nearly 15 percentage points over the 5th generation spool compressor.
On the other hand, the Fed moves last, and it might have reacted to a larger package of fiscal relief by making monetary policy correspondingly tighter, producing a net improvement less than Mr Drum's estimate.
Results indicate that a net improvement is achieved when linear strength degradation is implemented as damage metric in life prediction schemes, over the state-of-the-art PM summation.
A critical concentration of compatibiliser required for effective compatibilisation (CMC) was observed beyond which there was no net improvement in interfacial properties and was considered as the point of interfacial saturation.
The information benefits, in contrast, seem to be net improvements in the system of innovation.
Performance analyses show that our proposals exhibit net improvements of QoS guarantee compared to existing solutions.
Small net improvements of cardiac output may interplay with a lowered rate of cognitive deterioration seen with this approach as a mode of cardiac revascularization, but controversy attends these considerations.
