'planned improvements' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing plans that have been made to improve a process, system, product, or service. For example: "The team is working hard to implement the planned improvements to the software."
Further planned improvements to the metadata registry and SQIV tool include improving support for XML schema custom simple types and their use for data validation and support for the direct standardization of a wider range of data sources.
This city has also planned improvements, to be completed by 2004, to make Union FC's position more attractive.
John Healey, the Shadow Health Secretary, said: "Ministers have ignored official warnings and axed planned improvements in cancer care.
In addition, 90% of trusts and 60% of CCGs did not think the extra £1bn for mental health by 2020-21 recommended by NHS England's recent taskforce would be enough, especially given planned improvements, such as more prevention, better seven-day access to care for those experiencing a mental health crisis and expanded access to "talking therapies".
The next step would be to apply the planned improvements.
Many welcome initiatives are under way--from planned improvements to the Stability and Growth pact, to the measures promised under the Euro Plus Pact to improve competitiveness and strengthen fiscal discipline.
And it warned that planned improvement work might also be delayed.
In 1981, a $27,000 planned improvement to enhance the trail with stone dust resulted in objections and concerns by locals.
As part of that, we're planning improvements to DJX," he said.
The survey aims to establish benchmarks for employee happiness and help companies plan improvements accordingly.
Google plans improvements to its image searching, and Facebook's first intern is leading a small-business revolution.
