The phrase "can better prepare" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: Properly attending a training course can better prepare applicants for their upcoming job interviews.
In these ways, we can better prepare doctors both to be ill and to treat others.
Ironically, casting a critical eye on your success can better prepare you to avoid failure.
Want to get an idea of how you can better prepare yourself?
They have put together a climate action plan outlining how the city can better prepare for disaster.
Here he discusses the differences between the responses, and how leaders can better prepare for the inevitable natural disaster.
"We are looking for their findings and recommendations on how we can better prepare to meet any catastrophic emergencies as they occur," Fire Commissioner Nicholas Scoppetta said.
By better understanding these conflicts and their causes beforehand, the Department of Defense can better prepare for the dynamic future security environment".
Card companies emphasize that the cards are not credit cards and so can better prepare youth for the day they sign up for their own credit card.
And, it uses the intelligent traffic prediction so that each beam can better prepare for communication based on the prediction of traffic and neighbor movement.
Data is reshaping our knowledge about many things, including earthquakes: how we measure them, what causes them and how we can better prepare for them.
So if they have a heads up about a likely or pending high-impact weather-related hazard several weeks beforehand, they can better prepare.
