"with improved clarity" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe a situation in which something has become more understandable or precise. For example: "The new translation of the book provided readers with improved clarity, making it easier for them to understand the text."
In keeping with prior studies [ 24, 50], small-sized changes, reflecting improvement, were observed in decisional conflict, with improved clarity, perceived support in decision-making, and certainty about a better choice being made observed.
This is driving AMI technology to provide higher resolution images with improved clarity of information at the edges in order to evaluate the devices.
Moreover, we are grateful for the remarks and suggestions of our reviewers with improved clarity and precision of the manuscript.
Review reports for the typical anonymous reviewer would likely require a substantial streamlining of the manuscript with improved clarity, necessitating a second round of review.
With modifications including improved clarity on terminology/definitions and further development/refinement of the key concepts, we believe the principles of the EFSA framework could provide a methodical approach to the identification and prioritization of ecosystems, ecosystem services and the service providing units that are most at risk from chemical exposure.
A literature review that included several intraocular lenses (IOLs) and endocapsular devices studied in our laboratory found that devices maintaining the capsular bag in an open or expanded state were associated with improved bag clarity.
These studies may also indicate a need for improved clarity of documentation by the parent medical team with respect to the extent and aggressiveness of medical interventions in deteriorating patients.
So effective are they at straining the water that airplane pilots have reported improved clarity immediately behind menhaden schools.
There was frequent mention of improved clarity about the care which was to be provided.
He suggested a few linguistic changes of verb tenses for improved clarity and understanding.
The differences between these relative positions are exaggerated 25 times for improved clarity".
