The phrase "practical improvement" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use the phrase to refer to a tangible improvement in a process, situation, or product, such as in the sentence: "We saw a significant practical improvement in our customer service quality after implementing the new protocol."
Thus, identifying strategies that would improve communication between these two groups can provide evidence for practical improvement in the ICU, which will ultimately improve patient outcomes.
Through employing a reliable and stable basic computing platform, and conducting practical improvement and optimization on it, the performance will be greatly improved.
It restores the primordial power of Freud's great idea in its principally medical, results-oriented terms — self-knowledge, practical improvement, and independence.
In fact, for the past 10 years, I've blindly upgraded every time Gillette have introduced a new product and never noticed a practical improvement.
Lowering expectations from Kiev, increasing support in fields that can bring immediate and practical improvement for Ukrainians should be the west's immediate priority.
But this change would be a modest, practical improvement for some wheelchair users and the taxi drivers on whom we are forced to depend.
He wants new deals linked to practical improvements.
The great bank of heirloom seeds is ripe for fresh creations and practical improvements, Dr. Navazio said.
Beyond practical improvements, the taskforce says the knowledge economy will also get a boost from developing the expertise to value nature.
With time came practical improvements: the addition of a working toilet (but no sink), better-organized collections of Russian, Japanese, and Latin American literature.
The UK patent office argues that practical improvements to how financial markets work could make it easier for innovative companies to attract finance.
