The phrase "a better background for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the suitability or appropriateness of a context, setting, or information for a particular purpose or situation.
Example: "This new data provides a better background for understanding the trends in consumer behavior."
Alternatives: "a more suitable context for" or "a more appropriate setting for".
Old-fashioned bedsprings made a better background for Viagra.
Obtained results may provide a better background for the physico-chemical characterization of non-aqueous CGA fluids, especially in presence of nanoparticles.
When the Times reporter asked whether her background would sway the inquiry, she replied, "I don't think there can be a person with a better background for dealing with this issue than me".
It is worth noting that TBBC3-42 is a much more susceptible genotype than TBBC3-77, which provided a better background for evaluating minor disease QTL.
But the president, top lawmakers in Congress and gun-control advocacy organizations appear nervous about the political chances of the assault weapons ban and eager to push for a better background check system.
"I'd like a better background.
When asked about Heinz's decision to stay in the August primary, Barber said that while he "respects" Heinz's professional credentials, he believes he has the better background for the district.
The further improvement could focus on the optimization of its pharmacokinetic properties by additional chemical derivatization (i.e., decrease lipophilicity and extraction by the liver, increase the half-life in plasma and accumulation amount/retention time in tumor tissue, and increase water solubility and renal clearance for a better background-to-target ratio).
Embryo donors and foster mothers were all from B6/CBA F1 mice (Jackson Laboratory), in order to (1) have a similar genomic background between transgenic mice and their wild-type littermates, (2) have a better genetic background for behavioral analysis, and (3) have a comparable genetic background to the non-transgenic studies as shown in Figure 2.
Where it falls short: In a test, the system had a hard time matching educational job requirements, because its sample overwhelmingly had the same requirement of "bachelor's degree or higher". This lack of data-set diversity made it difficult for the algorithm to identify which candidates had a better educational background for each position.
And what about the people who fought for better background checks for the self-employed contractors that were being placed in positions of trust on ride-hailing platforms just because it lowered the barrier to faster business expansion if they didn't have to run fingerprint checks.
