The phrase "a better construction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing improvements or alternatives to a particular design, structure, or argument.
Example: "After reviewing the initial plans, we decided that a better construction would enhance the building's stability and aesthetic appeal."
Alternatives: "an improved design" or "a superior framework".
This overall pattern demonstrates an expected decrease in building vulnerability in the last 20 years in the study area owing to a better construction quality of the newer buildings.
Due to low strength and high compressibility, soft clay should be improved to increase its strength, and decrease the permeability and the ground settlement for a better construction condition.
It was after the Second World War that the suspension bridges had their major period in Europe, the need of access of a large number of cities leaded to the discovery of several new technologies and methods that led to a better construction.
"That's the same price as before just a better machine, a better battery and better construction," said Colin Campbell, a Ph.D. candidate at the Simon Fraser University's Segal Graduate School.
Is it simply a matter of better construction?
But it is of a significantly higher quality fabric and better construction then your typical $20 throw-away that you can pick up just anywhere.
An example from literature was calculated with this new method which yields a better network construction.
The Carbon, though, is the luxury version, with gold-plated connectors, a braided cord, more high-performance speakers, and better construction.
Hugo Boss reports that multi-packs now account for 90percentt of the brand's basic underwear business, and other brands are seeing an increase in sales due to multi-packs that offer better construction and design, too.
Healthy housing starts last year will mean better construction equipment retail sales this year since there's usually a 9- to 12-month lag between starts and actual equipment purchases.
"Weight tips me off to better construction".
