The phrase "prospect for improvement" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when discussing future potential for progress. For example, "The board is optimistic that there is a good prospect for improvement in the company's financial performance next quarter."
The rating agency warned on Thursday that the prospect for improvement of Australia's budgetary performance had weakened since the election.
A great many people simply see no connection between politics and government, on the one hand, and on the other, some prospect for improvement in their own lives.
With the music of Rodgers and Hammerstein as an undercurrent, the film follows them into their homes, giving glimpses of hard lives with little prospect for improvement.
He sees precious little good in the world, and no prospect for improvement – all that there is left to do is drink, smoke, swallow as many mind-altering substances as possible and spend the rest of the time howling at the moon.
Weakness in the property markets continues to exacerbate losses, with little prospect for improvement in the near term. S&P said it expects losses to increase as borrowers face rising loan payments.
More agents are deployed in Afghanistan than any other country outside Latin America -- but in recent congressional testimony, an inspector general said the state of counternarcotics efforts in Afghanistan is "dire with little prospect for improvement in 2014 or beyond".
Mechanical methods offer the best prospect for improvements in security of endoscopic haemostasis for bleeding peptic ulcer.
Unless Mr. Bush himself alters course, the prospects for improvement are zero.
The Knicks lost 50 games last season and their prospects for improvement seem dim.
What all this meant for the state of democracy, and for the prospects for improvement, was unclear.
Moreover, he said, brain-scan research cannot yet tell us much about such a patient's prospects for improvement.
