The phrase "a better standing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's status, position, or reputation in a particular context, often in comparison to others.
Example: "After completing the project successfully, she found herself in a better standing with her colleagues."
Alternatives: "an improved position" or "a more favorable status".
Higher education again has retained a better standing than most sectors but is not immune to this phenomenon.
This gives them a better standing in the job market when it is time to return to work after having their children, but also means that they can pay social contributions to secure their income at retirement.
The Navy Cut will give Arumugam, 26, a more reliable drag for his habit, but the main reason he'll pay five times the cost of a one-cent bidi is for a better standing among his smoking friends.
However, he is in opposition to himself, because he still aspires to a better standing in a society, which he believes has nothing but emptiness to offer (Despland 1975: 360; Golomb 1995: 13 15).
If the arc is small, some consideration to the loss of maximum hip flexion is needed; whilst patients may benefit from a better standing posture (having reduced or eliminated their lumbar lordosis), they may complain from being unable to fasten on their shoes.
If he dropped out now and threw his support behind Hillary, he could help give her a better standing with his fans and up the chances of a Democrat getting into the Oval Office.
As a result, the United States has a much better standing in negotiations over Iran's programme.
Russia's international stature would be boosted, and Putin would emerge with a much better standing worldwide right before he puts on an Olympic show, and would also be able to tell his own people he solved an international crisis singlehandedly.
By taking an extra look at these factors, you'll put yourself in an even better standing for loan approval and finding an affordable option.
Don't sit at a panel if you speak better standing up---get up and stand at the end of the panelist table to deliver your remarks.
In Nashville, 117 school-business partnerships and six partnership councils, the report asserts, resulted in an increased graduation rate, a decreasing suspension rate, and better standing under No Child Left Behind.
