The phrase "a better reference" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when comparing the quality or reliability of different sources of information or citations.
Example: "For this research paper, I found a better reference that supports my argument more effectively."
Alternatives: "an improved source" or "a superior citation".
A better reference would be the Cuban missile crisis.
Milton Friedman would be a better reference point than Karl Marx.
A better reference point will be your experience implementing your enterprise resource planning (ERP) system or another enterprise system.
When Mars Global Surveyor acquired more-accurate elevation data, a better reference was needed, and the planet's mean radius of 3,389.51 km (2,106.14 miles) was chosen.
Steve Young, also left-handed, also a tough, competitive football player who happened to play quarterback, is a better reference point.
This optimum results is different from that only obtained from pure axial crushing analyze in the previous researches and shows a better reference for engineering practice.
The heavily curated chromosomal sequences and associated gene models will serve as a much better reference for legume biologists and plant physiologists.
Unless more evidence becomes available, it would be recommended to use the MAL at iliac crest as zero reference level, as stated previously [3 6, 13, 20, 21], because it offers a better anatomical reference.
Unless more evidence becomes available, it would be recommended to use the MAL at iliac crest as zero reference level, as stated previously [ 3- 6, 13, 20, 21], because it offers a better anatomical reference.
But there is a better literary reference than John O'Hara.
Recently, a generalized formulation for the MWF (G-MWF) was proposed that uses a weighted sum of the individual transfer functions from the speaker to the microphones to form a better speech reference resulting in an improved broadband output SNR.
