The phrase "a better areas" is not correct in written English.
It should be "better areas" or "a better area" depending on the context.
Example: "We need to focus on developing better areas for community engagement."
Alternatives: "improved regions" or "superior locations."
With our family growing we would consider buying a bigger property in a better area.
The housing authority "has denied these families the choice to move to a better area of the city," Mr. Wilen said.
"It's definitely a better area up here than the rest of Newark," said Chris Yearty, who has lived next to the complex for nearly 30 years.
"People have this misconception that if there are high property taxes, it's a better area, but that's not true," she said.
"By moving up to Sleepy Hollow, you can't get a better area". The mausoleum is on a pretty spot, overlooking the Pocantico River, with flowering trees nearby.
The super learner also had a better area under the receiver operating characteristic curve (0.79) than existing post-disaster PTSD risk tools.
He has also shifted the focus of the presidential race from the likeability of the candidates to a better area for him: the issues.Mr Gore took the biggest gamble of his career in his acceptance speech on August 17th.
But that doesn't mean that there can be an unfair situation for society and what's being created now is a really unfair, lopsided situation, where, bluntly, you will probably be able to afford to live in a better area than the average person, at least, if you are on housing benefit than if you are working".
So not only do they end up too poor to buy an equivalent house in a better area, but they are also sometimes saddled with the mortgage debt from their demolished property.Newcastle council is trying to devise ways of overcoming this.
