The phrase "a better prosecution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing improvements or enhancements in the legal process of prosecuting a case.
Example: "The new evidence presented in court led to a better prosecution of the defendant, resulting in a more just outcome."
Alternatives: "an improved prosecution" or "a more effective prosecution".
"More female leaders, based on my personal experience, always lead to a better prosecution rate of sexual offences".
Speaking on MSNBC's Meet the Press programme on Sunday, Murphy wisely said: "I think [focusing on the liberal nature of the Democrats] is a better prosecution for the McCain campaign than these character attacks or these dubious association, you know, background issues and Obama.
To criticize defense attorneys, the chief checks against prosecutorial abuse, is to promote a judicial system of error by stigmatizing a key motivator for better prosecution.
Designed to encourage better prosecution of violations of the current system, it would not expand background checks.
They said they were not asking for new copyright laws, just better prosecution of the fast-growing number of digital piracy cases.
Republicans have instead proposed legislation that would encourage better prosecution of background check violations but not expand the screening process in any way.
Tougher laws and better prosecutions are not enough.
"It's beginning to look like vindictiveness". Scott Horton, a contributing editor of Harper's Magazine, agreed and suggested that an overtly non-partisan commission would be a better solution than prosecution to get at the truth behind war crimes allegations against the former administration.
But officials argued that civilian court was a better fit because his prosecution would face fewer legal hurdles there.
Yet a growing number of legal and law enforcement experts argue that when a veteran's criminal actions appear to stem from the stresses of war, a better solution than traditional prosecution and punishment is called for.
For example, while prosecutions vary, in my experience child abuse prosecutions provide a better sentencing tariff and uniquely the requirement to comply with a sex offender management regime upon release.
