The phrase "a better anchoring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing improvements or enhancements related to a reference point or foundation in various contexts, such as psychology, finance, or project management.
Example: "To improve decision-making, we need to establish a better anchoring for our team’s goals."
Alternatives: "an improved reference point" or "a stronger foundation".
When applying the chemical treatment on the TR, there is a better anchoring of the adhesive, leading to a more uniform behaviour of the joint.
High-resolution crystal structures of the mutants show subtle changes, which include stacking of tyrosine residues, peptide plane flipping and a better anchoring of the terminus, that challenge rational design and explain the structural basis for enhanced thermostability.
This means that a root system with a larger taproot and several smaller lateral roots, as in the case of A. johnsonii trees [50], is more resistant to tension and therefore may have a better anchoring capacity than otherwise.
Furthermore, a better anchoring in, for example, learning theory or instructional design or in established research methodologies from educational technology research traditions could improve the quality and usefulness of the flipped classroom approach.
This means that a root system with a larger taproot and several smaller lateral roots, as in the case of A. johnsonii trees [ 50], is more resistant to tension and therefore may have a better anchoring capacity than otherwise.
In addition it will allow a better anchoring of linkage (Maddox et al. 2001) and future RH maps by providing independent evidence for the localization and orientation of markers on specific chromosome regions.
They could be especially informative to betting markets, serving as a better anchor against which hard-to-quantify elements about the election could be weighed.
(Le) Poisson Rouge could hardly have a better anchor for the week than the Kronos Quartet, which plays two concerts that feature music by such composers as Michael Gordon, Dan Visconti, Sebastian Currier, and the jazz master Maria Schneider; the schedule also includes a program of music by Sleeping Giant, a new composer collective from Yale.
On Microsoft's side, the deal would have originally worked as a way of better anchoring its MSN.com portal with exclusive content from NBC.
These small spines may be used for better anchoring on a corrugated skin of a salamander, like the sucker-ring teeth and knobs on squid suckers, thus increasing the functionality of the sucker.
