The phrase "a better scale" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing different scales or measurements, indicating that one is superior to another in some way.
Example: "To assess the project's success, we need to implement a better scale for measuring our outcomes."
Alternatives: "an improved measure" or "a more effective gauge".
Later, from the Angel pub on St Giles High Street, I'm able to get a better scale of the redevelopment.
This study points out by using a better scale like MoCA may help to identify cognitive impairment in patients with diabetes, which is associated with long term risk of cognitive decline and later dementia in a sizeable fraction of patients.
Currently, there is no perfect coma scale, and requirements for a better scale include: Simplicity: ease of assessment, ease of recording, and ease of sharing with medical and comedical staff.
It was concluded that GCS was, because of its simplicity and rapidity, a better scale than the Simplified Acute Physiology Score for prediction of mortality in patients with cerebroventricular accident.
For a better scaling of the histograms, covalent units above 70 heavy atoms and above 30 rotatable bounds were excluded from the plots.
It is shown that, although a scale factor of 1:√5 gives a better scaling of the acoustic properties, the stones scaled at 1 5 also give acceptable results.
What's interesting about Kidizen is that they're launching a service that's much like the one ThredUP pivoted from back in 2012, in hopes of finding a model that could better scale (which, so far, it has).
Consolidation of players like Omnicom and Publicis speaks to a growing desire to better scale and consolidate on the kinds of returns at can be made from newer platforms like the internet.
The $8 million Series A will allow Influenster to better scale their service to meet the demands of a quickly growing user base, as well as staying on top of the sheer variety of products it catalogs.
Cyclic air oxidation tests at 1100 °C revealed a lower oxidation rate and better scale adherence for the HV-APS coating.
WASHINGTON, July 29 (Reuters) - The Transportation Security Administration plans to retrain thousands of airport screeners to detect weapons better, scale back a pre-clearance program and more closely monitor security badges, The New York Times reported on Wednesday.
