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The phrase "working on improved" is not complete and may not be fully correct in written English without additional context.
You can use it when discussing efforts to enhance or develop something, but it typically needs to be followed by a noun or a specific subject. Example: "We are working on improved methods for data analysis to increase efficiency."
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"We're excited about sharing these improvements with you, but this is just a start; we're working on improved spam controls, moderation, search, and other freatures to make Google Groups the best way to engage in discussions," Google notes in the Google Groups new announcement section.
Kinley Campbell, an Amazon spokeswoman, said the company was working on improved parental controls but she offered no details on timing.
While it is possible Iraq kept developing "test amounts" of chemical weapons and was working on improved methods of production, he said, the evidence is strong that "they did not produce large amounts of chemical weapons throughout the 1990's".
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Ticlr isn't the only one working on improving the gift-giving process.
The team is working on improving the app by adding new features and improved export systems.
"We are still working on improving them".
That's what we're working on improving".
Meanwhile, engineers at the MPEG Audio Subgroup are working on improving ways to compress music.
"We have to continue working on improving the quality of their life as well".
So they are working on improving the patient experience and their own efficiency.
And the museum is working on improving circulation and way-finding, Ms. Jones said.
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