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phased improvement
Grammar usage guide and real-world examplesUSAGE SUMMARY
The phrase "phased improvement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a process of gradual enhancement or development that occurs in stages or phases. Example: "The company implemented a phased improvement strategy to enhance its production efficiency over the next year."
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There will be a phased improvement plan of licensing regulations.
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"There will now be a phased improvement of licensing regulations," Mr Marland revealed to the council on Monday.
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For I + F, the crash reduction factors were 29%, 15 % and 21 for improving signal visibility, left turn phase improvement and left turn lane installation, respectively.
Density modification for macromolecular phase improvement.
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Cowtan, K. dm: an automated procedure for phase improvement by density modification.
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Then, auto-tracing was performed with BUCCANEER55 and several iterations of model improvement were conducted by cycling through refinement with autoBUSTER56, phase improvement by density modification with PARROT54, auto-tracing with BUCCANEER55 and manual pruning and rebuilding using COOT57.
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Due to the high symmetry of icosahedral viruses, NCS averaging is a very powerful option for phase improvement and phase extension (Kleywegt and Jone 1996).
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(B) Plot of figure-of-merit-weighted (FOM) mean phase errors (wMPE) calculated relative to the subsequently refined structure for the various steps of phase improvement.
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Open phase improvement was unlikely due to prophylactic treatment changes because in four out of six responders, this treatment was stopped, dose-decreased or unchanged.
In the acute phase improvement does not seem correlated to addition of Verapamil, which is likely more useful in preventing reapparition of attacks shortly after steroid discontinuation.
(Phase combination step, PHSCMB) 5) Further prime-and-switch phase improvement was achieved by returning to step 2. The whole procedure can be performed iteratively, until the extended phases are good enough for map interpretation.
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Expert writing Tips
Best practice
When describing a project or plan, use "phased improvement" to communicate that changes will be implemented gradually over time, allowing for adjustments and minimal disruption.
Common error
Avoid using "phased improvement" when describing an immediate or one-time change; this term implies a series of changes implemented over a period.
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Linguistic Context
The phrase "phased improvement" functions as a noun phrase where "phased" modifies "improvement", indicating a specific type of improvement that occurs in stages. Ludwig examples demonstrate its use in describing planned regulatory changes.
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Ludwig's WRAP-UP
The term "phased improvement" is a noun phrase used to describe a gradual, stage-by-stage enhancement process. According to Ludwig, it is grammatically correct and used in neutral contexts, such as news and scientific reporting. While examples are limited, it effectively communicates a planned, incremental approach to improvements. Alternative phrases like "gradual improvement" or "incremental enhancement" can be used for variety. The key is to use "phased improvement" when a series of planned changes are being implemented over time.
More alternative expressions(10)
Phrases that express similar concepts, ordered by semantic similarity:
phased enhancement
A direct synonym, replacing "improvement" with "enhancement".
gradual improvement
Emphasizes the gradual nature of the enhancement.
incremental improvement
Highlights that the improvement occurs in small steps.
staged improvement
Stresses the division of the improvement into distinct stages.
progressive enhancement
Suggests a continuous and forward-moving improvement.
step-by-step improvement
Underscores the methodical and sequential nature of the process.
systematic improvement
Highlights the methodical and structured approach.
rolling improvement
Implies a continuous, ongoing process of enhancement.
measured improvement
Focuses on the controlled and deliberate pace of enhancement.
orderly improvement
Highlights the planned and structured nature of the improvement.
FAQs
What does "phased improvement" mean?
The term "phased improvement" refers to a gradual process of enhancement or development that is implemented in distinct stages or phases over a period of time.
How can I use "phased improvement" in a sentence?
You might say, "The company is planning a "phased improvement" of its customer service protocols to minimize disruption."
What are some alternatives to "phased improvement"?
Alternatives include "gradual improvement", "incremental enhancement", or "staged development".
Is "phased improvement" the same as "continuous improvement"?
No, "phased improvement" indicates distinct stages, while "continuous improvement" suggests an ongoing, never-ending process of enhancement.
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Usage summary
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