The phrase "are better resolved" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing issues or problems that have been addressed or solved more effectively than before.
Example: "The conflicts between the two departments are better resolved through regular communication and collaboration."
Alternatives: "are more effectively addressed" or "are more successfully settled".
The LVZs in the uppermost crust are better resolved than in previous seismic tomography studies.
The exciton transitions are better resolved in photoacoustic spectroscopy compared to optical absorption spectroscopy.
Evidently, the cisoids are better resolved in the two- and four-subband spectrums when compared to the fullband spectrum.
Their IR spectra are better resolved for silicate bands, which can also be saturated for thick samples.
The time change of the sectorial coefficients which represent low-latitude field changes, are better resolved, as indicated by the lower scatter.
Although gradients in the studied parameters are better resolved in the simulations compared with calculations from experiments, the result is still largely dependent on the mesh density.
The department decided the case was better resolved inside the state, said Peter Carr, the spokesman.
That appeal is powerful in "The Kingdom," and the tension between first- and third-person narration is better resolved than in his earlier work.
Pragmatic business travel problems may be better resolved by having a local "friend" to hand, such as knowing about the business districts that guidebooks usually omit.
Some of the clumsy details might have been better resolved had the gallery's energies not been exerted on a series of four more pavilions a few hundred metres away.
But he has made environmentalists uneasy with a record that relied in part on voluntary compliance with environmental standards, and by suggesting that environmental problems were better resolved in the board room than by legislation or the courts.
