"a better consideration" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to think or reflect on something more carefully or thoughtfully. Example: "Before making a decision, I suggest you give it a better consideration. Consider all your options before choosing one."
This is an interesting polynomial interpolation that deserves a better consideration: the "Hermite interpolation" (See e.g., [2, 10]).
This pleads for a better consideration of the functionality of crops and of their management in landscapes.
Such methodologies permit a better consideration both of production quality, and loading conditions for an improved reliability.
The last restriction establishes a simultaneous-solution of the game as a better consideration of the real situation.
However, our findings also reveal two important limitations that hinder the integration of EGS assessments, and thus a better consideration of ecological processes in policy-making.
It is suggested that a more realistic description of fire scenarios is still needed for a performance-based structural fire design, based on a better consideration of ventilation conditions and thermal properties of boundary enclosure.
Although this effect is already compensated for by heuristic correction functions, state of the art 3-D simulations may permit an even better consideration of this effect.
The integration of multiple earthquake scenarios and building loss estimates at a neighborhood scale enabled better consideration of the direct seismic effects.
Green-tree retention cutting (GTR) is a modification of traditional clear-cutting, aimed at better consideration of biodiversity.
In order to take requirements for commercial operations or military missions into better consideration in new flight vehicle design, a tri-hierarchical task classification model of "design for operation" is proposed, which takes basic man-object interaction task, complex collaborative operation and large-scale joint operation into account.
More tailored utilization of the drug and better consideration of predictive response indicators may lead to an effective, blood-sparing alternative.
