The phrase "a better correction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing improvements or enhancements to a previous correction or adjustment made to something.
Example: "After reviewing the feedback, I realized that a better correction was needed to address the issues raised."
Alternatives: "an improved adjustment" or "a more accurate revision."
For example, concave segments would fit better to concave wavefronts, giving a better correction and better images.
Fatless weight is a better correction for size than head width and therefore should be used whenever possible.
A better correction for the ocular aberrations as measured by the wavefront sensor does not assure always high resolution retinal images even with healthy eyes.
Thus, we obtained a better correction rate of the major curve in group A than in group B which was treated by VCA.
Data of 15 patients were obtained by the low vision specialist of the MRC (measured without correction; for 9 patients a better correction was not possible).
Normalization against a matched normal sample allows a better correction of confounding factors [ 13] and reduces the need for filters, but it is not always available [ 14], hence the relevance of optimal filtering and GC content bias correction.
Designed to guarantee an equivalent spherical junction, the thin blade configuration does not offer a significant better correction capability compared to the thick blade configuration.
An oblique osteotomy through the old fracture is only indicated for a Weber B fracture and allows better correction but is difficult to perform.
The uncorrected FLAIR images were multiplied voxelwise by the binary brain mask, followed by a shading correction to provide better correction (14).
A trend was observed toward better correction of the main thoracic curve in the all-screw group and the all-screw group demonstrated a significant decrease in kyphosis.
Further, in the case of lossy networks, network coding offers a better error correction capability than packet forwarding, as a result of network diversity.
