The phrase "all better understanding" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an attempt to convey a sense of improved comprehension, but it lacks clarity and grammatical structure.
Example: "After the meeting, we all had a better understanding of the project goals."
Alternatives: "greater understanding" or "improved understanding".
As you'd expect, the release is intended to familiarize enthusiasts with Ubuntu mobile, but Canonical has also released templates, a preview SDK and an app design guide to give us all a better understanding of the development process involved.
"When attempting to make a plea for more peace in the world at a rock concert, we are reflecting the feelings of all those we have come in contact with so we may all have a better understanding of each other.
In the end, we will all gain a better understanding of shareholder influence, and what incentives can turn this economy away from short-term investing and back to long-term sustainable growth.
We all came away with a better understanding of all the behind-the-scenes work of a successful marketing campaign.
Despite all these efforts, a better understanding of patients' attitudes might encourage health-care professionals to approach more of their eligible patients and also help refine the way they discuss the trial-relevant issues that are of most importance to patients.
By now, given the attention driving the tech scene and the age of celebrity investors, we all have a better understanding of how an investor's tastes can range between sectors and stages.
She was a mentor at the recent Kick It Out Raise Your Game conference, held to give males and females of all backgrounds a better understanding of how to access a career within football.
As we all gain a better understanding of gender, power and violence, the adults in the sport have to stop setting boys up with a dangerous sense of being so unconcerned with their language.
THSRC also published the first CSR Report in 2009, which gave all stakeholders a better understanding of its CSR objectives and activities, and in 2011, we received the 20th Annual Enterprises Environmental Protection Award, sponsored by the Environmental Protection Administration of Taiwan.
This will first of all require a better understanding of factors that are at play in the decision-making of parents and children to continue schooling until completion or to abandon schooling.
