The phrase "a much better effort" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an improvement in the quality or intensity of someone's work or performance compared to a previous attempt.
Example: "After receiving feedback, she put in a much better effort on her final project, resulting in a higher grade."
Alternatives: "a significantly improved attempt" or "a far superior effort."
Hopefully we'll get a much better effort".
Doing so will take a much better effort than the Knicks put forth last night.
"We gave a much better effort; I think we played a lot harder," Wright said.
It's a much better effort than her debut - 'Baby Blue' and first single 'Carnies' are fine tracks - but it never really smoulders the way it should.
A much better effort than Stefani's too, but them's the breaks in Golf Game! 6.59pm BST So is there a score out there for someone today?
To most of the world it was revelatory, but to those who knew Mexican club football it was not a surprise, for Negrete had scored a much better effort (no, really) 13 months earlier.
(Her boss, a charismatically amoral former student of Livorno's, is the founder and chief executive of an online dating company, who is leading a much better financed effort to win the Turing test).
But we believe that one of the best ways to reduce abortion is to make quality health care available for low-income mothers who need support for their choice to take their pregnancy to term, along with much better efforts at preventing unwanted pregnancies.
In our fast-paced mobile world, video will grow, but photo and image sharing will grow faster and continue to dominate as users find a much better value-to-effort ratio in photos than in video.
A proper understanding of the initiating events of AD and the existence of live disease models that accurately recapitulate the pathogenesis would lead to a much better informed therapeutic development effort.
"I really appreciate the work that you've been doing, and from all that I've been hearing, ITER is in a much better place for your efforts," Representative Randy Hultgren (R IL) said to Bigot.
