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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a better read on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an improved understanding or interpretation of a situation, person, or piece of information.
Example: "After reviewing the data, I feel I have a better read on the market trends."
Alternatives: "a clearer understanding of" or "an improved insight into".
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Brian Cashman said they would have a better read on Aceves's progress in about a week..
It brings demand forward, and they get a better read on what they're going to need," he said.
Using the Surface allows Kamrin to face the students while teaching, thus facilitating a better read on their comprehension.
With the weather forecast to improve, he believes he will be able to get a better read on Orb, a son of Malibu Moon, in the coming week.
"If I only had four or five hours to evaluate somebody, there is nothing that would give me a better read on things than playing golf," he said.
"We want to ensure that the tests give us a better read on progress toward college and career readiness," Dr. King said.
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Better read on: Rollerblade just has introduced Xtenblade, a skate that can grow as the child's feet do.
I do believe that empirical research can give us a much better read on these probabilities in the next few years.
"He has one of the best serves in tennis but I got a slightly better read on it as the match went on.
The National Restaurant Association does not track A.T.M.'s directly, and the A.T.M. industry has a much better read on how many are in convenience stores, the primary locations for the new breed of off-premise machines, as A.T.M.'s outside banks are known.
"We're going to have about 15 angles [during the regular season] and will be able to get a little better read on it".
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