The phrase "a better equilibrium between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need for improved balance or stability between two or more elements, such as factors, groups, or conditions.
Example: "The organization aims to achieve a better equilibrium between work and personal life for its employees."
Alternatives: "an improved balance between" or "a more favorable alignment between".
These were all an effort to maintain internal equilibrium for long enough to get to an election more or less in one piece, then seek a personal mandate, which might allow a for a better balance between the Malcolm of old the voters recognised – let's call him Q&A Malcolm – and the new prime ministerial construct he'd become.
Extraction processes of bioactive compounds with composite solvents (ethanol water) from plants or foods products require a better understanding of equilibrium between phases of bioactive compounds and their role in the process design.
So we need a more refined notion of equilibrium, a better notion of equilibrium than just Nash equilibrium to deal with these settings where we have both simultaneity and sequential moves.
The results show that this approach can fully explore and provide the explicit functional relationship between the strategy of an isolated player and the control variables of the other players, thus able to obtain a better Nash equilibrium solution.
Mexico stands to gain here by achieving a better trade equilibrium.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.03487.004 To better measure the equilibrium between conformational states as a function of temperature, we used SAXS, which can directly quantify the solution distribution of open and closed states (Krukenberg et al., 2008).
"There is a big equilibrium between the two parts," he said.
Therefore, the thymine at position 1 might be in a dynamic equilibrium between bound and unbound states.
Cognitive development, according to Piaget, represents a dynamic equilibrium between the two processes of assimilation and accommodation.
