The phrase "with a focus on improving" is a valid and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use this phrase to emphasize an area of improvement. For example, "This summer, I'll be volunteering at a local animal shelter, with a focus on improving the living conditions of the cats."
Messages for an attention- matched control group were developed with a focus on improving one's sleep and increasing one's physical activity within the context of helping one quit smoking.
"We made improvements to our phone cancellation process, with a focus on improving transfer to a live representative," he wrote.
It's an exhausting week of hard work with a focus on improving the business.
"The Government is committed to improving dental services with a focus on improving preventative care.
We discuss these findings with a focus on improving design education.
Her interests include clinical research with a focus on improving outcomes in acute leukemia and blood and marrow transplantation.
This chapter reviews the current trends in electrospinning nanofibrous membranes, with a focus on improving the fiber orientation.
The groups were initially formed with a focus on improving agriculture and food security – the VSLA adding particular emphasis on increasing household incomes.
For example, in 2012 we launched a controlled-substance monitoring dashboard to better understand use of controlled substances in our system, with a focus on improving pain management.
These crises call for complete transformation of healthcare to be proactive, preventive, patient-centered, and evidence-based with a focus on improving quality-of-life.
Then, the control strategies will be discussed with a focus on improving the power quality at the AC side, e.g., using a single-phase power factor correction control.
