The phrase "a better event" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when comparing events and indicating that one is superior in quality or experience to another.
Example: "This year's festival was a better event than last year's, with more activities and better attendance."
Alternatives: "an improved event" or "a superior event".
I know this year's show will be a better event because Bobby V will be a part of it".
Now they have the World Baseball Classic, a better event than the Olympic baseball tournament will ever be.
I am not hoping that the Republicans have a better event inside the arena than my party did, but to know us is to love us.
He said he thought it made for a better event to have a limited number of full-service sponsors than a large number of companies giving away samples.
Bentley-Steed suggested that a better event would be a "Fair Trade Book Fortnight" at which all retailers agreed to charge the full cover price for their books to support authors.
It was also somewhat smaller compared to last year, which made for a better event overall.
timeRAZOR, the D.C.-area startup which raised $3.4 million pre-launch to build a better events finder, has arrived today on mobile.
Although there appears to be a trend towards a better event-free survival in the TAM treated group, the curves do not differ in a statistically significant manner.
In a multivariate Cox regression analysis, focal metastases were associated with a better event-free and overall survival than the other types of metastases in patients with MNA tumours in the COG cohort (P < 0.01).
Dissection of immune response showed that high immune response and low M2-like macrophages were a hallmark of C3, and that these patients had a better event-free survival than C2 patients, characterized by low immune response and high M2-like macrophages: P = 0.02 for our cohort, and P = 0.03 for pooled cohorts.
The Kaplan Meier and log-rank life table analysis also confirmed that local cement treatment was significantly associated with a higher probability of better events and a better outcome.
