"better equilibrium" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a more stable or balanced state. For example, "The action taken by the government has helped to establish a better equilibrium in the economy."
In his farewell address, Eisenhower called for a better equilibrium between military and domestic affairs in our economy, politics and culture.
A moderate restriction — say, to five entries per year — would shift the system to a better equilibrium by forcing applicants to prioritize, leaving units that they consider less desirable to those who value them more.
So I forget who it was, but someone down here who has disappeared, was our Jimmy Stewart character and helped coordinate you on a better equilibrium simply by suggesting what you should do.
The Fed's role can be viewed not as turning on the NGDP machine and creating more NGDP to distribute to private firms and households but as coordinating expectations across the private sector in order to arrive at a better equilibrium.
I believe that the new pricing will lead to a better equilibrium where we can invest to bring more and higher quality jobs overall.
Therefore, unless a better equilibrium can be achieved with a different technique, an arterial input function will be necessary for the quantification of [11C]befloxatone binding.
Limits on the size and leverage of banks and changes to the tax code could promote better equilibrium--but courage will be needed to put such reforms in place.
The results show that this approach can fully explore and provide the explicit functional relationship between the strategy of an isolated player and the control variables of the other players, thus able to obtain a better Nash equilibrium solution.
We are well aware of methodological advances in the determination of free thyroid hormones based on the technique of isotope dilution tandem mass spectrometry [ 22- 29] which correlates better with equilibrium dialysis procedures [ 30].
In the light of the present observations, it might be hypothesized that NIV could also be beneficial, in certain cases, by reducing energy expenditure and therefore contributing to a better nutritional equilibrium —the prognostic value of which has been established—.
Mexico stands to gain here by achieving a better trade equilibrium.
