The phrase "similarly improve" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to compare or link two ideas or actions that have a similar result or effect. Here is an example: "Regular exercise can improve physical health, and similarly, practicing mindfulness can improve mental health."
Northampton, Quins and Bath should similarly improve as the season progresses but will be deprived of key internationals at inconvenient moments.
To similarly improve BPH resistance, we introduced BPH resistance genes Bph3, Bph14, Bph15, Bph18, Bph20 and Bph21 into Jin 23B with comprehensive evaluation.
We claim that since the CMKF gives an improved performance on this version of the KF, it will similarly improve the performance when implemented in conjunction with other varieties of KFs, such as the use of different dynamical models.
When these benefits to premature babies are translated to veterinary medicine, it can be assumed massage has the potential to similarly improve the outlook for puppies and kittens suffering from failure to thrive after birth.
Job searching is not nearly as stressful as seeing a loved one in danger, but having simple rules to follow can similarly improve your performance when stress levels spike - like when an interviewer says "Tell me about yourself".
The rule will similarly improve the plight of lions bred in the United States by roadside zoos that value adorable cubs but may dispose of these animals to meat producers; the animals finally end up as lion tacos on specialty menus.
[ 16] Similarly, improved staff knowledge does not necessarily translate to improved care outcomes.
Capital strength has similarly improved.
Almost all nuclear plants that are today operational in 31 countries have similarly improved with the exception of some Chernobyl-type reactors in the former Soviet Union.
Dr. Diane M. Ashton, deputy medical director of the March of Dimes, who has been overseeing the organization's Prematurity Campaign to educate the public, said similarly improved outcomes are seen with infants delivered further along in a pregnancy.
Fitzgerald convinced Hemingway to cut the first third of The Sun Also Rises, vastly improving the manuscript; here Hotchner has Hemingway admitting that Fitzgerald similarly improved his classic short story "Fifty Grand": it "was damned good," Fitzgerald said, "but would be better if I shucked the first page and started on page two … the story had more muscle that way".
