The phrase "a better delivery" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing improvements in the way something is presented or communicated, such as a message, product, or service.
Example: "We need to focus on a better delivery of our marketing materials to reach our target audience more effectively."
Alternatives: "an improved presentation" or "a more effective communication".
"We're asking for the consultation period to be extended in order to write a better Delivery Agreement.
Eliaquim Mangala managed to cut out the cross but only succeeded in setting up Georginio Wijnaldum to have another go and this time a better delivery allowed Mitrovic to beat Hart with a free header.
If anything, it's a better delivery than that on the album, Jones negotiating the song's unusual melodic shifts more smoothly as the ghostly hum of organ rises behind him.
However, from the clinical data it is clear that fulfillment of the potential of VEGF warrants a better delivery strategy.
Figure 5 shows that the network with high speed ferries have a better delivery probability with 29% improvement to when gateways are geographically deployed.
This leads to a better delivery of the grinding energy (Kincl et al. 2005; Lester et al. 2005; Barranco et al. 2006).
These include replacing the new deal for young people, more focused support for older people who are furthest away from a job, better delivery of benefits for lone parents and improved access to rehabilitation services for people with disabilities.
But Asian chefs have an even better delivery system for savory morsels of grilled meat, curried fish or stir-fried vegetables: the lettuce wrap.
Mix up the volume, pitch, and speed of your voice for an even better delivery.
Data on patient perception of abnormal Pap testing results subsequent to the implementation of these programs are limited, although a recent UK study described a need for better delivery and content of cervical screening result notifications and suggested that both screening centres and clinics need to review their practices [ 12].
There is also a need for better delivery systems in some areas, and improved disease surveillance everywhere -- but these obstacles don't really come into play if there is no money to buy the vaccines in the first place.
