The phrase "a better return of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing improvements in outcomes, particularly in financial or investment contexts.
Example: "Investing in renewable energy can lead to a better return of investment over time."
Alternatives: "an improved yield of" or "a higher return on".
In early March, top officials acknowledged publicly that China will be seeking a better return on some of its reserves by managing them separately, but details of the agency's investment goals and philosophy are little more than guesswork, as is the method by which China will capitalize its new agency.
It has reached almost $40 billion in the first two months of this year, three times as high as it was a year ago.China's government, one of America's best creditors, has announced it is seeking a better return on a chunk of its foreign-exchange reserves.
Best's demise was decided upon by McCrory's in the interests of obtaining a better return on in vestment by the sale of the leasehold to the owners of the Fifth Avenue building.
We're seeking some changes to legislation to allow the taxpayer to get a better return on the investment of private sector operations in parks.
The survey sets out what rich countries are doing to get a better return on the huge sums of money being spent on medical care.
I can't think of a better return on investment.
If it wants to see a better return on that investment, a bit of trouble in Ukraine may be just the ticket.
Some people want more control over how their money is invested in hopes of achieving a better return on their own.
Getting a better return out of Fiat, a stable investment, asserts Mr Agnelli, would help.
The results indicate that, for frequency band of interest (0.9 1.5 GHz), feeding port provides a better return loss of 15 dB, suitable for wireless communication applications [12],[12].
