The phrase "a better system that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing improvements or enhancements to a system, typically followed by a description of what the system does or how it functions.
Example: "We need to implement a better system that streamlines our workflow and increases productivity."
Alternatives: "an improved system that" or "a more effective system that".
Give the public what they deserve: a better system that is working now; not a tedious wrangle for the next two years.
Calibration is the process of estimating the model parameters to obtain a better system that closely resembles the system that the model intends to represent.
Then after a BART crash in Fremont in the 1970s, he was asked to design a better system that would prevent train blockages.
We believe that what we are doing with Goodlands is the best way to peacefully create and mature to a better system that unites margin and mission, that brings together economic development and what the Church calls charity.
Tim Hall, a council cabinet member, said: "We want a better system that is much more localised and involves much more local decision making". Mr Hall said some back office and management jobs might be at risk under the proposals.
At the same time, how can we design a better system that benefits all the stakeholders involved?" This brings the book full circle to the present, when our government is now taking its first serious look at restructuring the antiquated industry in a very long time, a process that Kardashian sees as quite hopeful, a possible light at the end of the tunnel.
"We have a policy where if you carry our diagnostics, we ask you to focus exclusively on our line," he explains, adding that he will release a better system next year that won't require a separate centrifuge.
What could be a better system than that?" Other members express bewildered skepticism at the decision by one of their members to become a suffragette.
"I think we have a better system now that complements the talent that we have," he said.
Another witness, Kevin P. Mitchell, chairman of the Business Travel Coalition, an advocacy group, said that he favored a better system but that he was not sure Capps 2 would work as advertised.
If we want a better system, one that truly works to protect human health and welfare, then the UN is the right place for that debate.
