'a better governance' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to a more effective or efficient way of governing. For example, "The new government is committed to achieving a better governance of the country".
"I think you can get higher valuations if you have a better governance framework".
If a huge segment of the Russian business community were to rise up asking for a better governance, more democracy and an effective judiciary, it might pose a true challenge for Mr. Putin's regime.
Patten believes the BBC Trust and executive today "will have a different and good relationship" and, if not, then MPs will be spending a lot of time "slaving away" in an attempt to replace it with a better governance structure.
True enough, but it could hardly be expected that the organization would speak up against its own members — which include Algeria, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen — and suddenly take a stand on a better governance model for the Arab world.
The findings provide stakeholders and policy-makers with a better governance structure to design and synthesize appropriate patchworks of planning measures for different types of resilience areas to reduce climatic hazard risks.
At the same time, he published a manifesto promising better governance and an easing of the burden of taxation.
Nor are major emerging markets blazing a trail toward better governance.
In the past, it has been hard to see a link between better governance and financial performance.
All three countries have been doing well for a decade or so, and all three can plausibly claim that this is a result of better governance.
It made quite a lot of us think that Odinga's rhetoric was just that, and not a sign of better governance to follow.
"We need to act collectively as a subregion and a continent and indeed globally to be able to ensure peace and stability".West African nations can do a lot, including better governance and public services, to inoculate their societies against extremism.
