The phrase "a better analysis of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing improvements or enhancements in the examination or evaluation of a subject or topic.
Example: "The researchers conducted a better analysis of the data, leading to more accurate conclusions."
Alternatives: "an improved examination of" or "a more thorough evaluation of".
The Higher Education Funding Council for England (Hefce) should be demanding a better analysis of university teaching because in an age where students are paying £9,000 or more, they deserve to engage in a responsive feedback process.
James B. Freydberg, who has been producing on Broadway since the early 1980s, said looking at attendance figures for commercial shows might provide a better analysis of Broadway's health than grosses.
He can rely on his stale philosophy about an "age of entitlement" if he chooses, but if wants to be taken seriously he will need to provide a better analysis of the challenges to our support for the vulnerable than he has up to now.
Although, this range allows a better analysis of dependencies.
Thus, we can provide a better analysis of the movie content and relationships among the characters.
A microstructural investigation has provided a better analysis of the mechanical behavior of the derived materials.
For a better analysis, the number of cycles was tested to optimize amplification in the exponential phase of PCR as described elsewhere [10].
Furthermore, the changes on the en face OCT scan provided an even better analysis of the structure and functional relationship in our case.
With the widespread adoption of airbags, which began in the late 1980s, General Motors GMM), an airbag pioneer, wanted better analysis of how airbags were deployed, to improve their reliability and effectiveness.
We show a promise of ETS approach towards better analysis of oscillatory non-stationary signals modeled by a time-varying sinusoid, when compared to existing uniform Nyquist-rate sampling based signal processing.
Abdollahzadeh and Pascoa [22] introduced a generic analytical approach that can be used to predict analytically the momentum transfer in DBDs, allowing a better analytical analysis of the dynamic behaviour of the ACHEON nozzle.
