"better quantity" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It should be used when comparing two quantities and stating that one is superior in quality or quantity to the other. Example: "The new supplier provides a better quantity of goods at a lower price."
Although not yet thoroughly evaluated,PAbsmay be a better quantity for risk assessment than acceleration as specified in ISO 2631, since it also takes into account the dynamic force applied to the human body.
"They help with better quantity of sleep, but not quality, so if you rely on them for your usual sleep, you're not letting your brain do its nighttime job to recover from the day's activities and work to consolidate memories". Does all this mean that improving poor sleep or practicing good sleeping habits can help protect you against Alzheimer's?
Now, the Shindkheda taluka has a better quantity of water than Shirpur.
Wang et al. (2015) observed that the pollen in litchi showed the better quantity in the filaments extended farther before the anther cracked.
"The steam and smoke has got nowhere to go to other than around the train and in the tunnel, so yes I suppose you get a better quantity of smell.
A lot of people think there's better quantity than quality".
Paragraf reckons it's onto something that can help accelerate developments though, having come up with what it says is a novel (and patent-protected) approach to manufacturing graphene for commercial use-cases — so in larger and better quantities and qualities than the small flakes that have typically been the production rule so far.
This means that the concentrations of internal metabolites and the mass flux per unit volume are better quantities to monitor in our work.
This is because the equations for these sections of the leaf have been developed by calculating the rates of change in the number of water molecules per unit volume, and RH is a better measure of this quantity for the vapour state.
"All I want is to get better and quantity can help me solve my problems," he once admitted.
Confirmation may well come from the Planck satellite data, possibly later this year, and its data is likely to be better in quantity and quality (and much more expensive!).
