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The phrase "a better position to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing someone's improved circumstances or advantages in a particular context, often related to decision-making or opportunities.
Example: "After completing the training program, she felt she was in a better position to negotiate her salary."
Alternatives: "a more advantageous position to" or "in a stronger position to".
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He is in a better position to know himself.
Relatively, I am in a better position to fight it.
You couldn't ask for a better position to be in.
Adam Drummond, Opinium: "[There is a distinction between] a better position to win the election or a better position to form a government afterwards.
The long-term: who is now in a better position to win in the end?
Insurers are in a better position to negotiate prices in the aggregate.
Some ratings agencies are in a better position to do that than others.
"No one is in a better position to win the Midwest than Gephardt.
Then Democrats would have been in a better position to tackle our nation's health-care crisis".
But I, fresh off the playa, was in a better position to appreciate it.
No one is in a better position to show the defensive and offensive power of truth.
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