The phrase "a better spacing of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing improvements in the arrangement or distribution of elements, such as text, images, or objects.
Example: "To enhance readability, we need to implement a better spacing of the paragraphs in the document."
Alternatives: "an improved arrangement of" or "a more effective distribution of".
My parents took us out to access a better space of education, to be better equipped to go back to Algeria and give back".
Different strategies of follow-up should be used, not only with intensive or less intensive exams but also a better spacing out of visits.
When you get to that point where your feet start to lift off the ground, where you can almost feel the relief as you envision your cape starting to flutter, this point will not only help you with being in a better space but it gives all of us the strength to carry on.
(Since then, according to Steinsson, they have upgraded to an even better space, with wide views of Mt. Esja).
The progesterone vaginal ring (PVR) has been shown to be effective as a contraceptive in breastfeeding women who need a better method of spacing pregnancies, and previous clinical trials of 1-year duration demonstrated its efficacy to be similar to that of the IUD during lactation.
Studios are doing a better job of spacing the release of films, showing them throughout the year rather than clustering them mainly in the summer and winter months when there is more competition for viewers.
The extra clarity on the X lets you see more detail further into the distance, and gives you a better awareness of space within the maps.
Furthermore, there is a growing demand for a better quality of space and new concepts for funding spatial interventions.
This paper advances a novel design for providing longitudinal ventilation which utilizes the principle of induction while ensuring energy efficiency and allowing a better use of space.
