"better productivity" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe an increase in productivity. For example, "Implementing these new systems has resulted in better productivity."
Access to electricity via SHS has not necessarily led to better productivity in agriculture or other productive sectors.
"More for less – no duplication and better productivity".
Osborne says the OBR says a proper recovery needs better productivity.
"Will it actually lead to better productivity, better safety and better outcomes in the construction sector?
Numerous studies have found that green buildings can deliver better productivity, higher student performance and guaranteed returns.
Staff favour the option to learn while they work, and often repay their bosses with better productivity and loyalty.
Although still loss-making, the path to profitability through better productivity, headcount reductions and long-term wage moderation is clear.
Had Spain managed a better productivity performance, it would be in less trouble (probably, holding other things constant).
The prospect of better productivity ahead has raised expectations of higher corporate profits, and share prices have risen in anticipation, increasing the wealth effect and the spending.
The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development estimated on Wednesday that unit labor costs fell 1.3 percent in Spain in the third quarter, largely because of better productivity.
Mr. Bolen of the business aviation group said that the argument for business aviation as a tool for better productivity was stronger than ever.
