The phrase "a better continuum" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing improvements or enhancements in a continuous process or range of options.
Example: "We are striving to create a better continuum of care for our patients, ensuring they receive support at every stage of their treatment."
Alternatives: "an improved spectrum" or "a more effective range".
Some retailers, like Best Buy, and manufacturers like Belkin and Netgear have come up with display charts and lists that show home networking products in a "good, better, best" continuum, with solutions based on what you want to do with your network.
A single description of structure (such as the quartet states) may be suitable for the conformational average of a protein, while a structural continuum is a better description of an ensemble of different conformations (see section 4.2).
The process should lead to a better understanding of the source concentration exposure dose response continuum.
According to Harris et al. [27], intervention studies should use a specific isoinertial loading scheme, and test protocols should assess performance over the force-velocity continuum to gain a better understanding of the effect of load on muscular function.
In this paper, we have discussed several steps toward a better understanding of noise-induced transitions in continuum neural fields.
Continuum modeling methods have also resulted in a better understanding of soil-pipe interaction problems (Wijewickreme, 2012).
A better triage priority system needs to be implemented across the continuum of care for persons with SCI in the community for these highly sensitive medical conditions.
A better understanding of the factors that move this potential pathogen along the parasitism mutualism continuum is key for effective detection, management, and disease prevention (Fig. 1).
I hope in the future Hiro Nakamura manipulates the space-time continuum to convince Gameloft to give the mobile version of Heroes a better title.
