The phrase "are better outlined" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how certain ideas, plans, or concepts are presented in a clearer or more organized manner.
Example: "In the revised report, the objectives are better outlined, making it easier for the team to understand the project's goals."
Alternatives: "are more clearly defined" or "are more effectively presented."
Therefore, a full picture of population genetic structure for the species as well as further understanding of evolutionary history and forces could be better outlined if extensive studies are completed in the seeing future.
This logic is now better outlined in the paper (in the third paragraph of the Results section): "In agreement with this idea, the monkeys' choices statistically reflected the relative difficulties of the two options (Table 1) they began reaching toward one target but performed a sharp turn and reached to the other target".
His book is better at outlining the problems surrounding disarmament than at solving them.
Strong contrasts which disrupt outlines are better suited for environments such as forests where the play of light and shade is prominent, while low contrasts are better suited to open terrain with little shading structure.
This detailed review suggests that, for the countries covered here, the situation is better than that outlined by Carr-Hill (2013) and recent improvements suggest that there is some hope for the denominators required by the SDGs.
Perhaps next time it might be better if you outlined your essay before you started writing it so you knew what to cover.
And for someone who lately has been better known for outlining episode scripts and then improvising all the dialogue in them, he also writes a great joke: "I've never felt more alive than at a funeral.
Mr. Pataki, who said state support would remain constant and federal resources would be "even stronger and better," outlined a wish list that gave priority to the river-and-estuaries center, public recreation sites along the shoreline and the restoration of historic buildings.
Mr. Gellev seemed to have a big, sizable sound that was better at broad outline than delicacy.
You also need a 3D-capable graphics card with at least 64 megabytes of video memory and DirectX 9; more memory is better, as Google outlines in its system requirements page for Google Earth.
