Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

marginal improvement

noun

/ˌmɑrʤɪnəl ɪmˈpruvmənt/

Definition

A small or slight enhancement in performance, quality, or efficiency.

Examples

After implementing a new training program, the team saw a marginal improvement in their productivity.
The software update provided only a marginal improvement in speed, but users appreciated the enhanced stability.

Meaning

Marginal improvement refers to a change that is not substantial but still significant enough to be noticeable. It often involves minor adjustments or refinements that lead to better results without requiring extensive overhaul.