The phrase "a much better view" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when comparing the quality of views, typically in contexts related to scenery, perspectives, or opinions.
Example: "From the top of the mountain, we had a much better view of the valley below."
Alternatives: "a significantly improved view" or "a far superior view".
You'll get a much better view".
We have a much better view of it from the Manhattan Bridge".
However, beginning Oct. 20, the esplanade will be open Saturdays and Sundays, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., permitting a much better view.
Reluctantly he decided to watch it on television, being astonished to discover that "you get a much better view that way".
The new device has another advantage, says Grace: it provides a much better view of what's going on inside the heart.
Harrelson had a much better view of the two games against Minnesota — from the on-deck circle as the cleanup hitter.
HappyFunCorp co-founder Ben Schippers says that the app is a much better viewing and social experience than on the Instagram platform, and he's completely right.
Despite the fact that both devices use the excellent Wacom pen tech, the 22HD has double the pressure sensitivity, so it picks up more subtle changes in pen pressure, ships with a much better and more comfortable drawing stylus, and has a better, brighter display that also hase a much better viewing angle.
Despite the inflated ticket prices, they're far cheaper than the real thing, with much better views and a terrific sense of occasion, even in your local fleapit.
Including other processes can give a much better global view of what is happening in the network.
There are 92 new units going up and our new place is larger than our current condo — more upscale with a private elevator — and most important has a much better ocean view than we have now.
