"better prosperity" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a state or condition of improved well-being or wealth. For example, "The government is taking steps to ensure better prosperity for all citizens of the country."
In general, better prosperities, especially mechanical properties, were achieved for the hybrid prepared under lower water content, pH values (such as acid catalysis) and mB/mE ratio.
Few political leaders around the world could have enjoyed a better inheritance: prosperity, low taxes, and little crime.
Yet schools are, at best, only marginally better, so prosperity cannot be the result of school reform.
Bush's lower taxation for all will better preserve prosperity, and Gore's deathbed conversion on campaign finance reform will better preserve democracy, if he can drop his class warfare long enough to make a deal with Republicans.
And which candidate offers a vision of governing that better promotes prosperity, a strong role for America in the world and continued progress toward the goal of equal rights for all Americans?
While this for many will be symbolic of better economic prosperity, the BBC's Robert Peston feels somewhat aggrieved.
The comparison data of mechanical properties among samples filled with silane-treated- and untreated- talc fillers showed that the hybrid composites filled with silane treated talc displayed the better mechanical prosperities relative to the other hybrid composites.
It explains why democracy nurtures prosperity better than tyranny, and why tyranny is better than no government at all.
We need a better plan for prosperity.
It will never bring them better lives or prosperity.
Financial independence, born out of better education, brings prosperity to local communities.
