"fed better" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It usually refers to someone or something being given better food or sustenance. Example: "After the new chef took over, the students at the school were fed better meals and their grades improved as a result."
Boys in villages are typically fed better than girls and are more likely to get an education.
He claimed that while Egyptian cows were fed better than their counterparts in Syria, the milk they provided was often sullied in the Egyptian cheesemaking process by chemicals.
Throughout their lives, sons are fed better than their sisters, are more likely to be sent to school and have brighter career prospects.
Frederick Law Olmstead, who worked as a journalist in the 1850s, stated: "I think the slaves generally (no one denies there are exceptions) have plenty to eat; probably are fed better than the proletarian class of any other part of the world".
Some of that effect, no doubt, is a simple by-product of economic progress: in the surge of prosperity during the middle part of the last century, people in the West became better fed, better educated, and more familiar with things like I. Q
We are being fed better now and daily.
Fish are the same way, when they're young they feed better and get along with the other fish in the tank better".
Where residents see a neighbouring landlord excelling in a service, for instance, call-handling, other residents will sit in on the service with staff before feeding better practices back to their own landlord.
You just e-mail the querulous customer the original order.Other cost savings come from being able to feed better information to suppliers all the way up the chain, and thus reduce stocks.
He was having quite a lot of difficulty feeding and after it was cut he did definitely seem to feed better".
Look for a switch or button on your printer that may help envelopes or thick paper to feed better.
