The phrase "aid to better define" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something helps clarify or specify a concept or idea.
Example: "The additional data will aid to better define the parameters of our research."
Alternatives: "help to clarify" or "assist in specifying".
We clarified that the manipulator aids in mobilizing the uterus to better define surrounding organs to display the vaginal fornices for easier culdotomy and to move the ureter from the uterine cervix to avoid damage.
To better define the role of AID in autoimmunity, we carefully analyzed AID−/− mice at different ages.
Selected genes were further analyzed in another 96 colorectal cancers to better define their mutation frequency and aid subsequent bioinformatic analyses.
In order to better define the regulators of human AID in cells other than antigen-activated B cells, we examined the 3'UTR of human AID for miR complementarities.
Besides, the experimental data also aided to calibrate the analytical models, mBPE and CMR models, to better define the GFRP bond to FRC by considering the environmental effects.
Thus, the ongoing generation and analysis of data emerging from GWA and other genetic studies is warranted in order to better define genotype-phenotype associations in human AIDs and to clarify which pathways and specific targets are most relevant to the diseases within this diverse group of human disorders.
However, the outcomes have significant impact on West African society and there is certainly a need to better define these issues in order to ultimately address governmental policies, NGO programs, and international aid efforts which can have much greater positive impacts on the lives of these women.
Rather, the goal was to better define the party's views in relation to its rivals.
So rather than try to define it for others, Tsemet invites viewers to better define it for themselves.
