The phrase 'social improvement' is correct and usable in written English.
The phrase 'social improvement' can be used to refer to the process of bettering the quality of life of a society or community. For example, "The new policy seeks to bring about social improvement in our neighborhood".
They illustrate a familiar phenomenon, the cooperation between "bootleggers and Baptists," meaning merchants and moralists — those motivated by profits and those motivated by social improvement.
The programme is part social improvement and part urban makeover.
In retrospect, the whole venture seems linked to a perception of social improvement and political possibility.
We think of modern design as promoting rigorous personal and social improvement.
This is not to make the case for despotism, even if the ends are social improvement.
Public decisions aimed at collective social improvement from which all human lives should gain.
To earn their berths, each of them pitched entrepreneurial and social-improvement projects and raised $5,000 apiece through crowdsourcing on the Internet.
McNamara that the bombing creates opposition; the peasants regard the social-improvement program of the U.S. & the Vietnamese govt. as political propaganda; & the pacification program has a political purpose - to denounce Communists - so people are afraid.
Rock in Rio III was at once impressively organized and a complete mess; a music-booking triumph and a musical insult; a social-improvement project and a giant corporate advertisement.
It illuminates one crucial piece of the complex puzzle of social improvement.
This reality is felt even more acutely by small organisations says Pauline Broomfield, chief executive of the Foundation for Social Improvement (FSI).
