The phrase "all work better" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing improvements or enhancements in performance or efficiency among multiple subjects or items.
Example: "When we implement these new strategies, all work better together to achieve our goals."
Alternatives: "all perform better" or "all function more effectively".
So there's lots that needs to happen to make this all work better.
"As most parents of teenagers know, commonsense discussion, constructive activity, setting reasonable boundaries and encouraging personal responsibility, all work better than new hard and fast rules backed by petty restrictions and harsh punishments".
Q. Do any of the smoking cessation aids, like gum or patches, work better than the others? A. No single stop-smoking tool is proven to be the best, but they all work better than just going "cold turkey". It also helps to combine them.
For altruism arguments (insofar as they work at all) work better for those things which are already freely donated on a large scale, than for those things which are hardly freely donated at all.
A big chunk of our future tech is coming from young people on the other side of the world who grew up with smartphones and social media, and who are finding ways to make it all work better.
Is there an art to the distraction management that will make it all work better?
Collected, it all worked better than at least half of his more carefully created album.
It all works better together, the company says, so a person's second or third Apple product will make the first and second device more useful.
· I can answer, "MAYBE, but regardless, we can all work on better ways to deal with stress".
Generally, for a fixed model, almost all the estimates work better when the sample size increases and this holds for all three bagged classifiers.
It is a powerful tool that will help legal academics, practicing lawyers, and judges all perform their work better.
