The phrase "a much better ability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing abilities, indicating that one ability is significantly superior to another.
Example: "After completing the training program, she developed a much better ability to communicate effectively with clients."
Alternatives: "a significantly improved skill" or "a far superior capability."
They have a much better ability of communication and computation than sensor nodes.
As compared with the individual TENG or EMG, the hybridized nanogenerator has a much better ability for sustainably powering a temperature sensor, exhibiting the potential applications of hybridized nanogenerators in self-powered sensor systems.
Further experiments conducted in 1 M H2SO4 solution at various contact loads and frequencies reveal that the carburized layer has a much better ability to repassivate than the untreated specimen.
But, we aren't going to get there until we have a much better ability to measure the value of that long-term care.
It seems that the smaller groups and individuals like Keenan have a much better ability to grasp the enormity of what is needed.
Even now, my dad's teasing still sometimes stings, but over time I've developed a much better ability to laugh at myself.
Therefore, at the same amount of filler loading SNCC has much better ability to increase tensile strength in comparison to NCC.
Additionally, this device offers much better ability to high integration density than nonplanar devices as triple-gate or quadruple-gate MOSFETs.
This clearly demonstrates that RBF kernel has much better ability in distinguishing cyclin from non-cyclin sequences.
Furthermore, Sembill et al. (2002) found that compared to teacher-centred learning, self-organised learning leads to a much better learners' ability to solve complex problems, and that self-organised learners experience significantly more support and autonomy (for a synopsis of the key findings of the studies on self-organised learning see Sembill et al. 2007).
Additionally, we were able to construct a model for mortality prediction which represents a much better prognostic ability than the commonly used APACHE II and SOFA scores.
