The phrase "a better permanent" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to describe an improved version of something that is lasting or enduring, but it needs more context to be usable.
Example: "We are looking for a better permanent solution to the ongoing issue."
Alternatives: "an improved lasting" or "a superior enduring".
The above description explains why steel makes a better permanent magnet than does soft iron.
There are plenty of loan moves that could prove excellent business, but hard to argue that there was a better permanent deal than Southampton's swoop for Charlie Austin, who scored a goal every other game for a shambolic QPR side last season in the Premier League and who went on to net the winner at Old Trafford on his debut.
This low rate would facilitate the transition to a better permanent system, and would not be part of a one-off tax holiday for repatriated corporate profits.
Iterasi will soon give us a better, more permanent way to bookmark.
(a) 2+2=15 (b) 2+2=16 (c) 2+2=4 8. Please refer to Question 5. 9. What do you like better, permanent markers or dry erase markers?
SMA mixtures with polymer modified asphalt binder have better permanent deformation characteristics (higher rutting resistance).
The renewables also yield better permanent jobs, too, as reported in 2009 study from UC Berkeley.
Perhaps many of us identify with this strain of anxiety -- the melancholy of the idealist, who wishes things were different, better, permanent, who will always be disappointed by reality, even in joyful moments.
Shipping tape is a little less permanent than duct tape and might be a better non-permanent solution.
State officials say the environmental review will help them draft a better and more permanent solution to the discharges.
D1 and FN measured by both STRT and TRT have good relevance with the rutting depth of the asphalt pavement, while the STRT makes a better distinction of permanent deformation between field cores with different rutting depths.
