The expression "better to remove" is correct, and it can be used in written English.
For example, "It would be better to remove the paint than to try and scrub it off."
Usually, it is better to remove such a difference in advance to further processes; without the removal, a parameter value suitable for image A is not suitable for image B. In addition, there is a risk that they are recognized as very different images just because of their brightness difference.
It's better to remove it immediately to lessen the possibility of a legal action.
It's better to remove the clamshell and replace it with a key turnbuckle lock.
The more detailed and specific your feedback is, the better, to remove any ambiguity.
"For a fixed amount of revenue, it's better to remove deductions than increase marginal tax rates".
Some also argued that it would be better to remove or increase the time limit on the test.
It shaped me as form of motivation to want to do better, to do better and to remove myself from certain situations and certain people.
Hodgson had taken off Rooney when it surely made better sense to remove a defender.
Crucially, efforts have been made to help him communicate better and to remove triggers for his anxiety.
One of the better options to remove chromium VI (Cr VI)) from wastewaters is the electrochemical continuous reactor.
"We hope that our collaboration with Chinese researchers in CERC-WET can help us find better ways to remove and maybe even recover valuable materials.
