The phrase "a better acting" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used incorrectly as "acting" is a noun and should be modified by an adjective or used in a different grammatical structure.
Example: "She is known for her better acting skills compared to her peers."
Alternatives: "better performance" or "improved acting".
"Before I sit down, may I tell you, on my way here I was considering myself a real pig for wanting you to remember your suffering, just so I can do a better acting job".
"The Folio leaves out about 230 lines that are in the quarto, so we felt that it would be wrong to stick those back in because we believe that these are lines that Shakespeare cut because he thought the play was a better acting play without them". Excised passages are printed at the end of each play for people who wish to read them.
The fact that he had singers to work with who are also vastly better than average actors certainly helped, and so much of what I saw last night differed from what I remember from four years ago that I have to assume Wadsworth re-thought the production anew given a better acting cast.
There are some details and throwbacks, but this version is a much better acting piece, for Alex Murphy and especially when he is Robocop.
Even so, the film might have been a diverting romp with better acting.
You will certainly see better acting in a great many motion pictures (including from the cast of this one), but it is unlikely you will see more.
For I believe not in a bigger BBC, but a better BBC - acting in Britain's best interests and as a cornerstone of the British creative economy.
If you find more originality or better acting out of improvising acting without a script), go for it!!
But I guess it's a case of whether you prefer better dancing or better acting.
It would also have been an opera that might have more snugly fit Ms. Racette, who is better acting pathetic than pugnacious.
We have never seen better acting in any moving picture that has come before our eyes.
