The phrase "better solved" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate that a problem or issue can be better dealt with or improved. For example, "This problem needs to be better solved if we want to obtain a successful outcome."
Please keep in mind that many problems are better solved in person than over email.
Instead, most problems will be better solved working hard as an entire health and care system to reshape how services are delivered".
In the longer term, the funding crisis would be better solved by pooling health and social care budgets and redesigning the commissioning of the services.
Much of the residents' opposition has been based on their belief that the proposed garage is out of scale with Scarsdale's village character, and that the parking problems could be better solved by other methods.
And she says even if there is something essentially legal about adversarial law, a growing number of cases are better solved through mediation -- for example, where more than one person has caused a product defect.
Solution of the direct problem that maps crack bridging stresses into crack opening displacements (COD) is straightforward, but the inverse problem is ill-posed, and better solved by the theory of inverse problems.
How might New York better solve the problems Judge Lippman has identified?
"I sacrifice all my time," said Ms. Soth, who says she intends to remain single to better solve social problems.
"But problems that involve their other relationships, we'd better solve or they'll join another network".
"Arbitron will help Nielsen better solve for unmeasured areas of media consumption, including streaming audio and out-of-home.
Numerical analysis methods based on system models of the discrete body can better solve these problems.
