The phrase "prospect of improving" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a possible future improvement, or an opportunity for something to get better. For example: "The recent technological advances offer the prospect of improving our work processes significantly."
I realize you see no prospect of improving this one".
The Labor leader, Bill Shorten, said the government's budget was "on a road to nowhere with no prospect of improving".
Many players are drawn to the chess sites by the prospect of improving their game while making small talk with comparable players around the world.
I'd decided to have a brief break and the prospect of improving my cooking skills seemed as good a thing to do as any.
But without decent growth, combined with policies to maintain low unemployment, there is little prospect of improving the fortunes of the less well-off.
We knew that the nation would enjoy the festival of sporting excellence once it started, and we were excited by the prospect of improving attitudes towards disability.
The prospect of improved treatment led public health authorities to embrace the slogan "Leprosy is curable".
Scale-up treatment now and fund it The prospect of improved treatment for DR-TB is all the more reason to invest in treatment now – governments of endemic countries and international donors must increase care.
Elaine Kramer, the company's longest-serving employee, who was hired in the accounts department in 1952, said that, while the employees were happy about the prospect of improved amenities — there will be a pantry, so for the first time coffee will be made in-house, rather than brought in — many of the writers, over the years, had been attached to the house's primitive living conditions.
Against this background, new DAAs raise the prospect of improved SVR rates, fewer adverse events and shorter treatment regimens [ 10- 12].
But Cotterill said the prospects of improving for the next campaign are being hampered as many of his key players are out of contract.
