The phrase "require improving" is correct and usable in written English.
It is commonly used in a wide range of contexts, such as in a workplace setting, to refer to something that needs to be improved, upgraded, or changed. For example: "This process requires improving to make it more efficient."
Improving food attribution from outbreaks will require improving both the quality and quantity of data.
Modern presentation of their cultural values and use require improving their condition and making them compliant with standards and requirements applicable to newly constructed buildings and spaces in terms of energy efficiency.
Fuel-cell cars require improving two fairly young technologies, fuel cells and making hydrogen for them.
Using the whole space would require improving the yard's fence and paying overtime wages for staff members, Mr. Siffermann said.
Any lasting solution will require improving IDs, educating South Africans about immigrants and asylum seekers, tracking the number of foreign victims in police stations, and giving real powers of enforcement to anti-xenophobia task forces.
But a growing hostility to refugees in many European countries seems to be taking its toll on the honourable humanitarian tradition of offering them a new home.Keeping Syrian and Iraqi refugees out of Europe, if that remains the goal, will require improving the dire conditions in which many live in makeshift camps in neighbouring countries.
This requirement would require improved reactor configurations.
Further improvement in survival may require improved strategies to deal with this problem.
New challenges and requirements for the management of environmental data require improved data interoperability, data integration and data sharing.
Door air curtains have reduced heat loss over the last winter but still require improved automation.
Reaching these goals will require improved educational quality for the most disadvantaged children from the earliest years.
