The phrase "a better return to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing improvements or enhancements in outcomes, particularly in financial or investment contexts.
Example: "Investing in renewable energy can provide a better return to shareholders in the long run."
Alternatives: "an improved yield for" or "a more favorable outcome for".
Both banks are likely to focus on the progress they are making towards delivering a better return to the taxpayer.
The purpose of this, he said, was to give a better return to taxpayers by enabling the state to retain a stake in the property and would allow a one-to-one or higher replacement of properties lost to social landlords.
But a statement from PST said: "We're confident this counter-offer will deliver a better return to creditors than the offer made by Portpin".
Things to notice: Stock A has a better return (from start to end).
Higher rates in the United States would encourage investors to move assets into dollars to earn a better return, causing the euro to fall even more.
Training advocates say that paying for education yields a better return than simply continuing to pay unemployment benefits.
One couple, both in their 70's, were living on Social Security and wanted something as safe as a certificate of deposit but with a better return -- maybe 7 to 8percentt.
"If companies like Intel think that they can redeploy that money into new plant and equipment and make a better return, they are bound to do that," Mr. Rhodes said.
State-backed Chinese firms are increasingly keen to make a better return, which may persuade more of them to look outside their home market for profitable investments.
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.
Even if you have to go without pay for a day, this is likely to be a better return than carrying an illness that affects your performance for months to come.
