The phrase "a better transparency" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing improvements in clarity, openness, or visibility in a particular context, such as business practices or communication.
Example: "The new policy aims to create a better transparency in our financial reporting, ensuring that stakeholders are fully informed."
Alternatives: "greater clarity" or "improved openness".
On the contrary, if nuclear activities are developed in a climate of international cooperation, then chances are that we will have a situation of better transparency.
A transparency of 50 percent is enough to make an animal invisible to a predator such as cod at a depth of 650 m; better transparency is required for invisibility in shallower water, where the light is brighter and predators can see better.
Less herding is a good thing: when investors follow the crowd, they amplify the economic cycle, driving output and asset prices higher in booms and lower in slumps.Also, in the event of a financial crisis, capital flight seems to be less of a problem in countries with better transparency.
In my view, the best solution is to harness market discipline and investor interests (including perhaps shareholder "say on pay"), working though better transparency and a much more disciplined approach governing the "special" businesses that comprise modern finance by competent boards that are acutely aware of their twin duties of care and loyalty.
Former banker Mehmet Dalman, who became chairman earlier this year promising better transparency, was given a number of executive functions, but the Kazakh mining group stopped short of making him executive chairman, as some had anticipated.
The report also says that these investors would have preferred more of a standard IPO process to have better transparency on Spotify's finances and revenue-generating potential.
"We have always properly compensated delivery couriers, and discontinued this practice long ago to provide better transparency around costs," a Square spokesperson told TechCrunch.
With this in mind, the paper proposes some routes towards related solutions by discussing a number of desiderata for establishing a better security transparency between a Cloud Service Provider (CSP) and a Cloud Service Consumer (CSC).
"When this settlement first came to me, it seemed to be lacking, for a better word, transparency," said Judge Rakoff.
Given that the timeliness gap between WHO and ProMED-mail in a particular country might reflect the information delay due to political constraints, we conducted this study under the hypothesis that better transparency would be associated with a longer reporting timeliness gap between the official and non-official global surveillance systems.
