'happier life' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to express a desire for a better life and to convey a sense of optimism. For example, "I'm determined to work hard and live a happier life."
But maybe he then had a happier life?
Always, the hope of an alternative, happier life proves illusory.
I don't know if I could lead a happier life now".
"And he and Mary were looking for a more peaceful and happier life".
Having my priorities aligned like that has helped me have a happier life, I think".
It isn't pleasant, but on the other side, a better, happier life awaits.
"I'm living a happier life, and working and still a musician," said Ms. Molefi-Mochangana.
Whatever happens to their own dreams of a happier life now, they speculate wistfully on the future.
"If you are content with what you have, you will have a happier life," says Robert Walker.
The Mercedes-Benz, however, went on to a happier life after Levine's claims to it were resolved.
To prepare people for this happier life, Kropotkin pinned his hopes on the education of the young.
