The phrase "a better understanding of the processes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to improve knowledge or comprehension of specific methods or systems.
Example: "The research aims to provide a better understanding of the processes involved in climate change."
Alternatives: "an improved grasp of the processes" or "a deeper insight into the processes."
These developments have been underpinned by a better understanding of the processes that occur during fermentation.
This will lead to a better understanding of the processes causing elemental differentiation within the coronal plasma.
Therefore, a better understanding of the processes contributing to thermal aging of these materials is of crucial importance.
A better understanding of the processes of thought and problem solving can be gained by identifying factors that tend to prevent effective thinking.
Accurate forecasting of ecosystem responses to ongoing environmental changes requires a better understanding of the processes responsible for this heterogeneity.
Future work will enable for a better understanding of the processes by which OPCs transform from healthy to neoplastic, potentially uncovering new targets for therapeutic pursuit.
His early experience at Columbia convinced him that the first necessary prerequisite was a better understanding of the processes of heredity and variation.
To reach a better understanding of the processes leading to the origin, evolution and distribution of life we have performed space experiments with microorganisms.
The aim of this research is to achieve a better understanding of the processes underlying knowledge transfer (KT) in social sciences and humanities (SSH).
The temperature distribution and stresses developed in RCA when subjected to microwave heating during the beneficiation process are numerically calculated for a better understanding of the processes involved.
A better understanding of the processes responsible for the recent amplified warming is essential for assessing the likelihood, and impacts, of future rapid Arctic warming and sea ice loss13,14.
