"successive improvement" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a process of continually making improvements or advancements, one after the other. Example: "Through successive improvement, the company was able to enhance their product and attract a wider audience."
Page's L Trend Test33 was used to test successive improvement over generations.
The tests show the successive improvement in the torsional vibration data as the proposed compensation methods are sequentially applied.
Furthermore, in this condition, there was only very weak evidence of successive improvement in performance over learner generations, whereas in the immediate measure condition there was a clear effect of steadily increasing scores on the goal measurement.
The additional introduction of the A243T mutation into the zwf gene and the over expression of fructose 1,6-bisphosphatase resulted in a further successive improvement of lysine production.
The simulation reveals that the average flow velocity decreases with the increase of the arc angle, resulting in a successive improvement of the flow uniformity at the zones between two adjacent bends but also a more nonsymmetric distribution at the bends.
The children's services department remains in special measures as a result of the successive improvement notices from Ofsted, the council confirmed.
Successive improvements have markedly extended the analytical capability of the set-up.
The introduced methodology also allows successive improvements in the estimation accuracy with each step towards final silicon.
Successive improvements have finally led to nearly continuous observations, since August 1997, with more than 200 nights of useful data per year.
The school's efforts to continuously support its students to overcome the academic challenges that come with studying at this level, while also juggling social, domestic and professional commitments alongside their studies, has yielded successive improvements.
Taking into account successive improvements, this book provides a modern, self-contained, and coherent presentation of important developments from the last twenty years, most of which have not been treated or discussed in detail in earlier books.
