The phrase "is better presented" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when comparing the quality of presentation of two or more items or ideas.
Example: "The information is better presented in a visual format rather than in text."
Alternatives: "is more effectively shown" or "is more clearly displayed."
The clubs are infinitely better than they were and the sport is better presented than it ever has been before, certainly 20 years ago".
The inability of models trained on one source to adequately predict clinical conditions from readings from the other source (Table 2A) is better presented when checking the features selected by the source-specific classifiers (Table 3).
Format: some information in SmPCs is better presented in a tabular format than in a text format.
Minor: Generally, data is better presented as Kaplan-Meier curves; since you are dead or not dead, having slopes between time-of-death is misleading (unless the data set is modelled).In figure legends: if error bars are shown, it should be indicated what they are describing.
By comparing the long-term health effects to three reference groups (healthy persons, persons with a similar infectious disease (Legionnaires' disease) and persons with a Q-fever infection but a-specific symptoms), a more comprehensive assessment of disease progression is better presented.
And I hesitate to say that this show would be better presented by a woman: God knows, we don't want to shove female presenters into the baby cul-de-sac again.
They are better presented like this.
"Chaucer needed to be better presented," he explained.
Slavery might be better presented without the escape hatch of freer air above.
This couldn't be better presented than in a book, which for me is the ideal way to view photographs.
Professors will have more time for direct discussion with students -- not to mention the cost savings -- and material will be better presented.
