"better networked" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe when two or more entities are connected in a better way than before. For example, "The company has developed a better networked infrastructure for their employees."
Think of all that room to hang artwork, and yet more and better networked digital devices.
Attendees leave only slightly better informed and better networked than when they arrived.
At the same time, humanity is becoming better networked, technologically, economically and socially.
In the case of cocoa farmers, the peer advice network coefficient is positive and significant before the lecture but insignificant after the lecture, meaning that the scores of farmers who are better networked in this respect were higher from the beginning.
So the team we put on the field needs to be bigger, better networked and better trained.
"People are better networked than they previously were, and are looking for opportunities to engage," he told HuffPost.
They looked at historic venture returns and found that "better-networked VC firms experience significantly better fund performance," as measured by how many of the companies in their portfolios exited via an IPO or acquisition.
Today, progressive dissatisfaction with Hillary Clinton is even stronger, more organized and better-networked than was dissatisfaction with Gore in 2000.
The study will add to a small but growing body of research on technology-supported adolescent literacy instruction; furthermore, Amy hopes to develop an inquiry framework to share with 6-12 educators or administrators who seek to better utilize networked technology in their literacy programs.
This is a line of reasoning that worked well with a younger generation that is better traveled, more networked and less inclined to see national borders as holy and fixed realities.
These include so-called enterprise resource planning programs, like the R-3 back-office suite made by SAP A.G. of Germany, the financial applications of the Oracle Corporation and manufacturing and human resources software from Peoplesoft Inc. I.B.M. also made a pitch for electronic commerce and has taken steps to make the venerable 390 architecture play better in a networked world.
