The phrase "a better performing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the performance of different entities, such as products, systems, or individuals, indicating that one performs better than another.
Example: "After testing several models, we found that the new software is a better performing option for our needs."
Alternatives: "a more efficient" or "a superior performing".
The performance results obtained show that the proposed PDEP video codec provides a better performing alternative to traditional error protection video coding schemes, notably Forward Error Correction (FEC -based schemes.
Aim for something A++ or higher and you can be certain you are getting a better performing product.
"By consolidating these schools, we can focus on safely getting every child into a better performing school close to their home," she said Thursday.
Managers will continue to come and go; however, I'm a firm believer that a publicly and privately supported manager is a better performing manager.
On the contrary, says Alex Salmond, independence would lead to a better performing Scottish economy that would make Scotland £5bn a year better off within 15 years.
Under the federal No Child Left Behind Act, children attending schools where test scores fail to rise sufficiently for two years running must be offered the chance to attend a better performing school.
This paper aims to introduce a better performed algorithm, pretrained deep neural network (DNN), to the cough classification problem, which is a key step in the cough monitor.
This shows a small number of relatively better performing models, followed by a gradual decline in model performance.
Parameter optimization was performed in two stages: first a coarse search, and later a refinement of the better performing parameters in higher resolution.
Our objective is therefore to develop a more accurate and better performing short-term demand response model.
This design procedure results in a shorter design phase and better performing LFFC.
