"optimal improvement" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the best or most effective way to make something better or to achieve a desired outcome. It can be used in various contexts, such as in a professional or academic setting, or in personal conversations. Example: "To ensure optimal improvement in our company's performance, we need to focus on streamlining our processes and investing in innovative technology." In this example, "optimal improvement" is used to describe the desired level of enhancement or progress in the company's performance.
We also find that a mechanism incorporating price and quality negotiation improves the supply chain's surplus and generates the possibility of Pareto optimal improvement in comparison to a mechanism that emphasizes the auction price only.
Three optimization models, sensitivity-based, scenario-based and min max, are proposed for determining robust optimal improvement schemes that make system performance insensitive to realizations of uncertain demands or allow the system to perform better against the worst-case demand scenario.
This optimal improvement in voyage gross profit and time in Arabian-Gulf-US trade area is displayed in Table 15.
As evident, MMC1 exhibited an optimal improvement reaches 12.02 and 9.21% for CO2 adsorption capacity and breakpoint, respectively.
The substitution of cement by 10%, 20%and30%0% of limestone powder, natural pozzolan and slag respectively involves an optimal improvement of compressive strength of mortar.
Moreover, the consequences of the non complete realization of the optimal improvement strategy have also to be quantified in terms of overall performance decrease or cost increase.
It has been demonstrated that these optimized patterns are not necessarily optimal; improvements are possible.
Recent evidence indicates concurrent ET leads to less than optimal improvements in muscle strength [17].
Finally, it is the question, which target determines the optimal improvements of the sustainability maturity level.
A CNT concentration of 0.4% relative to cement mass, was found related to optimal improvements in flexural strength.
In addition, other studies have found concurrent ET leads to less than optimal improvements in peak oxygen uptake (VO2) in healthy males [18].
