The phrase "and better evaluate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the improvement of assessment or judgment processes in various contexts, such as research, performance reviews, or decision-making.
Example: "We need to gather more data to analyze the results and better evaluate the effectiveness of our strategy."
Alternatives: "and assess more effectively" or "and improve our evaluation".
These kinds of frameworks can assist researchers to better understand the workings of government, while also helping government to clarify its needs, invest accordingly and better evaluate success.
To increase the signal to noise ratio and better evaluate the climate response to volcanic eruptions, improved reconstructions of these climatic modes and of the radiative effect of volcanic eruptions are required on a longer time frame than the instrumental era.
With reasonable estimates of monthly flow that extend back in time many centuries, water managers can challenge systems models with a larger range of natural variability in drought and pluvial events and better evaluate extreme events with recurrence intervals longer than the observed record.
We compared the ability of the two recombinant Caulobacters to inhibit different strains of HIV and better evaluate the potential general effectiveness of these specific reagents as potential microbicides (Figure 4).
With constant specificity, public health practitioners can better interpret the alarms and better evaluate the cost-effectiveness of surveillance systems.
In addition, regular clinical assessments during follow up are required to avoid the possibility for underreporting of incident MetS and better evaluate its relationships with area-level SEP.
Simulating evacuee behaviors enhances the robustness of engineering procedural designs, improves the accuracy of egress models, and better evaluates the safety of evacuees.
Therefore, the support of elderly people at the admission time of a presumably following nursing home stay should be improved and better evaluated in order to reduce unnecessary and undesired long terminal nursing home stays.
The support of elderly people at the admission time of a presumably following nursing home stay should be improved and better evaluated in order to reduce unnecessary and undesired long terminal nursing home stays.
And, to better evaluate and more quickly respond to student concerns about the quality of campus mental health services, student satisfaction surveys will now be administered twice during the academic year.
Randomized prospective trials must be encouraged to confirm these data and to better evaluate the effect on the disease-free survival (DFS) and overall survival (OS) of 'early' salvage treatment protocols.
