The phrase "a better resolution of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing improvements or solutions to a problem or situation.
Example: "After reviewing the issues, we believe that a better resolution of the conflict is necessary for a successful outcome."
Alternatives: "an improved solution to" or "a more effective resolution for".
A better resolution, of course, would be to stub the ciggies out altogether – and we know this now thanks to years of scientific research about the impact of tobacco on the health of both mother and child.
A modified extraction procedure for wheat triticin allowed a better resolution of the triticin bands on SDS-PAGE.
It is evident from the comparison with Figure 3 that the inverse Abel transformation provides a better resolution of the different states.
The results of PSD calculations from nitrogen and argon are consistent, however, argon adsorption provides a better resolution of micropore sizes at low vapor pressures than nitrogen adsorption.
Confirmation of tubercular cause in a case of Eales' disease helps in starting evidence based and target oriented therapy for Eales' disease thereby leading to a better resolution of the disease and less number of recurrences.
The new HWENO methods improve upon existing HWENO methods (1) by giving a better resolution of unreinforced contact discontinuities and (2) by only needing a single HWENO polynomial to update both the cell mean value and cell mean derivative.
Furthermore, 68Ga-based PET may have some added advantages compared to 67Ga-based SPECT, such as a better resolution for the detection of inflammatory plaques [6].
The outcome of phylogenetic relation based on molecular analysis between different or similar populations of Pleurotus species provides a better resolution and understanding of their biogeography and speciation [5].
Introduction: The introduction of new handheld microscopes, such as the Incident Dark Field (IDF) tool, allows a better resolution and definition of sublingual microcirculation than older devices, but the analysis of microvascular abnormalities remains cumbersome.
The development of new technologies to enhance tight gas reservoir productivity could strongly benefit from a better resolution and imaging of the porosity.
The reason for this was that our preliminary experiments indicated that infecting cells with a low dose of the virus produced a much better resolution of the cycle threshold (Ct) values for PRV genes at different time points than infecting with a higher MOI (data not shown).
