The phrase "a better capacity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing improvements in ability, potential, or resources in various contexts, such as personal development or organizational efficiency.
Example: "By investing in training programs, we aim to develop a better capacity for innovation within our team."
Alternatives: "an improved capability" or "a greater ability".
Steel and polypropylene fibres provide the composite material a better capacity to withstand high deformations.
The first is a better capacity to control parasitaemia and is not mediated by haemopoietic cells, T lymphocytes or antibodies.
Oftsed inspector John Young said: "The school has made satisfactory progress in making improvements and satisfactory progress in demonstrating a better capacity for sustained improvement.
Yet some have a better capacity to prepare for the possibility, to limit the damage, and to sometimes even retrieve success from failure.
I don't expect we'll avoid making mistakes, but I do think we might develop a better capacity for falling forward without falling down.
This result could be indicative of a better capacity of EC2 cells to maintain their endothelial functionality when seeded on polymers.
The second is a better capacity to limit anaemia development and is mediated by haemopoietic cells, but not by T lymphocytes or antibodies.
The silicate 13-93 showedlds showed a better capacity to support cell proliferation and alkaline phosphatase activity than the scaffolds containing borate 13-93B3 fibers.
Compared with the conventional CCME WQI, the grey CCME WQI has a stricter calculation method in synthetic evaluation and a better capacity in water quality warning.
I might also add that what may be the most critical component in giving us a better capacity or capability to prevent the next attack is substantially increasing our capacity to both analyze and share information.
"For next year and after we aim at better figures with a better capacity for high-quality tourism," said Cengiz Yucel, head of research and development for the Association of Turkish Travel Agencies in Istanbul.
