The phrase "a better security of" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey an improved level of security, but the construction is awkward and unclear.
Example: "We need to establish a better security of our data to prevent breaches."
Alternatives: "enhanced security for" or "improved protection of".
Think of a better security question that may not be researched online".
Building a better security system than passwords requires one of two approaches: a token-based system that requires a card or physical "token" to unlock the system; or a biometric system, based on some unique physical characteristic of the human body.
The most recent conservancy agreements offer better security of income to landowners, through rent rather than bed-night payments.
We conclude that bolts can be employed safely to secure half pins in Rancho cubes and, if tightened maximally, provide as good or better security of hold on the pin to grub screws.
Better security of tenure could accelerate the move from agroforests to zero-shade farms.
"This reflects a number of trends such as improved design, desire for better security, ease of maintenance and a need to be close to the heart of a city".
Morocco is 3,000 miles from Iraq, but it has beautiful desert landscapes, mountains and sea, a far better security situation, the right kind of light for filming, and – particularly in Ouarzazate – many experienced extras.
The hope behind this is to get better performance and better security out of Adobe's plug-in.
The new police force was meant to be a backbone of better security, but last December, the newly graduated officers were implicated in cases of assaults on young women in the capital, Juba, for what they were wearing on the street.
Farrell et al. (2014) go on to argue that reductions in car crime and burglary as a result of better security might yield wider positive effects.
