The phrase "a better closure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing improvements or enhancements to a conclusion, ending, or resolution in various contexts, such as writing, projects, or relationships.
Example: "After reviewing the feedback, we believe that implementing a better closure will enhance the overall impact of the report."
Alternatives: "an improved ending" or "a more effective conclusion".
This may facilitate a better late closure rate [ 9] because these adhesions are one of the main reasons why late fascial closure fails in patients with the open abdomen [ 10].
The injection creates increased tissue bulk and subsequent coaptation of the bladder neck and urethra, to achieve a better anatomy, closure of the bladder neck and urethra, thus preventing leakage of urine.
We observe more frequent and better closure and consistency in the water balance from the three components over the central part of Western Australia, where low precipitation, high elevation and low relief exist.
A possible advantage of the flange, however, may be to protect the cup from bottoming out, and there is possibly better closure of the periphery around the cup, sealing off the cement-bone interface.
Heart surgeons repair heart valves by separating the fused valve flaps, reshaping or removing tissue for better closure of the valves or by adding tissue to patch tears or holes or to increase the support at the valve's base.
What could be more appropriate, and what could furnish a better sense of closure that having the suspects face the very people they are accused of having wronged?
The whole enterprise takes its sweet time, building toward some defining event, and by the end it attains that satisfying sensation known, for lack of a better word, as closure — so pleasurable, perhaps, in novels because it's so rare in life.
This paper discusses the relation between the SME mortality factors and the small business owner-manager, based on the life cycle stage as an essential part for a better understanding of their closure moment.
We believe school holiday periods to be a better proxy for school closure than public holidays (during the (pre-summer) school holidays it is likely that most adults continue working, whereas this is unlikely on public holidays).
Taken together, the results of the present study indicated that the combined treatment of EPCs and MSCs could reduce neutrophil infiltration, improve angiogenesis, and increase VEGF levels, which could promote a better outcome of wound closure in a diabetic mice model.
