The phrase "a far better indicator" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing two or more indicators to emphasize that one is significantly more effective or reliable than the others.
Example: "In assessing the success of the project, customer satisfaction is a far better indicator than just sales figures."
Alternatives: "a much more reliable measure" or "a significantly stronger sign".
Mr. Pastore believes that a far better indicator of overall Net health is the number of users.
It was ascertained that the roughness of the surface had a profound effect on the shear capacity and is a far better indicator of strength than the compressive strength of the concrete.
Your blogger is in no position to comment on the science, but the interest of foreign oil firms would be a far better indicator of accessible oil reserves than conference presentations.
This correlation between home prices and mortgage rates was highly significant, and a far better indicator of rising home prices than the fed-funds rate.In other words, it wasn't his fault.
The median salary - the number separating the higher half of a data sample from the lower half – is a far better indicator.
So while closing a lot of locations may yield a temporary productivity boost it often has a direct and immediate negative impact on earnings, which is a far better indicator of a retailer's health.
More significantly class, gender, and race are all far better indicators of how people vote than age.
Europe's banks reclassified over half a trillion dollars of assets, boosting their 2008 profits by $29 billion in the process.Second, IASB must ensure that investors can still find out the market price of any asset being carried at cost a far better indicator of many assets' toxicity than managers' opinions.
Rigorous statistical analysis may demonstrate other, far better indicators and methods of teaching success.
Others say that political and other factors such as ethnic conflict and outside intervention are far better indicators of the likelihood of fighting.Take the widely cited case of the war in Darfur, the western region of Sudan.
According to research by YouGov, the paper you read is still "a far better predictor of Labour and Tory support than any other indicator".
