"report improvement" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is usually used to refer to the improvement of a product, service, or situation that has been reported on. For example: "The report showed an improvement in customer satisfaction levels over the past year."
8 9 Many patients report improvement (reduced knee pain, better function and improved quality of life) after this kind of surgery.
The positive effects observed in the participants who did not complete the programme or in participants who did not report improvement are additional positive outcomes; this further improves the effort to benefit ratio.
Clients report improvement, but their homes remain cluttered.
"People report improvement in their balance, which helps prevent falls that are common with Parkinson's.
In this area, at least, we very much hope to report improvement.
To report improvement of azoospermia and hypogonadism after high-dose corticosteroid therapy in a patient with testicular sarcoidosis.
Many clinicians advocate empiric bougienage, as patients will often report improvement of their dysphagia for a variable period of time after this is performed.
Here, we report improvement achieved from low-cost, low-technology measures instituted within a tertiary-care academic medical center/Level I trauma center.
Conclusion: There is a large group of chiropractic patients with relatively long-lasting or recurrent low back pain who report "improvement" early in the course of treatment.
Short-term follow-up studies uniformly report improvement in heartburn symptoms and quality-of-life scores, as well as decreases in use of antisecretory medications.
Conclusion: Most women presenting for evaluation of vulvar pain will report improvement in symptoms and sexual function after treatment in a Vulvar Specialty Clinic.
