The phrase "a better exposure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing improved visibility or understanding of a subject, situation, or experience.
Example: "The new marketing strategy aims to provide a better exposure of our brand to potential customers."
Alternatives: "an improved visibility" or "greater awareness".
But the first one had a better exposure and new electrical wiring, as well as a provenance that couldn't be beat.
When a short spacer was introduced between the protein and the tag the partitioning was increased, indicating a better exposure to the hydrophobic core of the polymer micelle.
So either gavage or food and drink might be a better exposure procedure for animal models.
Additionally, with a better exposure, the temporoparietal fascia was draped over the porous polyethylene.
A better exposure of the age profile may help reject a single event of death.
Therefore, a better exposure biomarker would have been benzo[a]pyrene DNA adducts as opposed to 1-OHP.
However, there are a few rules that can quickly improve a website and give better exposure: Go easy on the copy – nobody likes a webpage full of text.
In more complex primary or revision cases, some surgeons perform an osteotomy for better exposure of the hip; i.e. the existing anatomy can be prepared more adequately and the components can be removed and placed more precisely [ 1, 2].
Recognizing these limitations, there remains a significant need for better exposure assessment in epidemiological studies.
It's a crucial time for singles — there's no better exposure for a pop song than to have it pumping out of Jeeps and boomboxes — but when it comes to albums, summer tends to be Tumbleweed City.
When the patient is lying in a lateral position there is better exposure of the femoral neck than in the supine position, the lateral position allows complete visualization of the angle of declination, as the axis of the femur can be observed all the way to the condyles.
