The phrase "will be further improved" is grammatically correct and is commonly used in written English.
It is usually used to show that something has already been improved, but there is still room for additional improvements in the future. Example: The new healthcare system is already better than the previous one, but it will be further improved with the addition of more funds and resources.
With the smart grid construction, these requirements will be further improved.
We expect that the force displacement characteristics will be further improved with sharper teeth design.
Besides, after adding 6 8% NSS, the compressive strength of cement containing 35% SF will be further improved.
Moreover, the performance of video SR will be further improved by the optimization process with spatio-temporal similarity.
The picture will be further improved by new TV sets that use light-emitting diodes and lasers as light sources, rather than bulbs.
Some recent literature work shows that if they are combined with the AC impedance measurement at high frequency the estimation accuracy will be further improved.
Local enthusiasm for the registry will probably be further improved in Norway when it can supply open hospital-specific data as happens in Denmark (Annual Report DCLR 2010) and Sweden (Annual Report SCLR 2010).
The automatic collection of CAZyme sequences will also be further improved, e.g. by considering applying different parsing thresholds for different plant clades and by supplementing the HMMER search with BLAST search.
The technique efficiency will soon be further improved with the search of conditions allowing the screening of exons 1 of PKD1 and PKD2 and exons 42 and 43 of PKD1.
After the solution x has been perturbed using the corresponding neighborhood structure, the resulting solution x′ will tried to be further improved by means of local search.
Technologies for gene delivery will have to be further improved to achieve cell-type specific and efficient transformation without eliciting an immune response or provoking toxic reactions.
