improvment vs that can seen

Some examples from the web:

• The Community agrees to consider any substantiated requests for improvment of the rules of origin contained in Annex II in the light of Article 40 of Protocol 1 and on a case-by-case basis.
• Hello, everybody, and welcome to Room For Improv'ment.
• My name is Mary-Louise, and these are the Room For Improv'ment Players.
• Industrial innovation therefore quickly progressed through constant improvements.
• Improvement of cultivation, handling and treatment of potatoes.
• Improvement of animal welfare within the organic production of slaughter chickens.
• A structural improvement is envisaged for 2010 and 2011.
• The ensuing market test showed that significant improvements were needed.
• The progressive improvements made are indicated.
• Priority 5: Further improvements in business services statistics.
• Positive aspects are identified, and possible improvements also suggested.
• However, many improvements are needed.
• A lasting improvement in economic performance will require considerable adjustments.
• Improvement of patient mobility is a high priority.
• Started her on prednisone, but no improvement.
• Latest kidney function test shows no improvement.
• Yes! That is a big improvement.
• He formed the Jasper Improvement Society.
• That song needed no lyrical improvement.
• Hobbies: Self-improvement and storing women in formaldehyde.

Some examples from the web:

• That can be seen in the increasing conservation of structures.
• And that can be seen directly through a microscope, and I'm going to show you some of this today.
• Since they had nowhere to sleep, they took shelter in one of the great mansions that can be seen in certain parts of Rio de Janeiro.
• Precisely that can be seen happening everywhere: budgets are being consolidated, excess government deficits are being reduced.
• Evidence of this is the limits that can be seen in the directive on the reception conditions of asylum seekers.
• It is not easy to demarcate responsibilities and that can be seen in the report we are debating here.
• The regional aspect that can be seen in the programme of activities is to be welcomed.
• I appreciate the fact that the world's largest democracy is actively aiming to correct these shortcomings that can be seen in its society through legislation.
• That tendency can be seen in product sale subsidies and export refunds.
• They will also hold a public consultation that can be seen live online from 1600 CET, inviting people to state their views on what they consider the state of consumer protection in Europe at present.
• You want to bail on a date, you fake a headache Not a 2-ton flying machine that can be seen From miles away.
• The term' hairy cell' refers to the hair-like projections that can be seen on the surface of the lymphocytes when they are examined under a microscope.
• The Great Wall is the only thing that can be seen from the moon.
• The artist has recorded himself in a video art item that can be seen on YouTube torturing and executing live animals, with no warning given of this violence.
• As also emerges from an EU draft that can be seen on the WTO page, the EU plans to speed up the procedure for authorising GMOs in Europe.
• That can be seen as resulting from the increased pressure that the Chinese dumped imports have been exercising on the Union market, even in a situation of increasing consumption.
• The racist violence that is fed by political populism, hate speech and media hype is a phenomenon that can be seen in many Member States.
• They should do anything that can be seen if they want people to believe in them.
• It is important that the Commission has a clear strategy that can be seen and monitored for imported products to be subject to the same requirements.
• I think it has also shown the diversity that can be seen in different Member States, and that is perhaps a reason, in response to Mr Parish's remarks, for not being bold enough.