'it should best be' is not correct and usable in written English.
You can say 'it should be best' or 'it should be at its best', both of which are grammatically correct. For example, "This dish should be at its best when served with fresh vegetables."
Results show that health informatics in elderly care is an expanding field of interest but we still do lack knowledge about the elderly person's needs of technology and how it should best be designed.
In a lucid, understated, wry and subtly subversive manner, "Sherry" questions much of the conventional wisdom about how the wines are made and how it should best be consumed.
And that is probably how it should best be considered: as a fascinating transitional work, and the author's first audacious step beyond the austere constraints of conventional historiographical writing.
The advisory committee to the Food and Drug Administration said that while the drug, dapagliflozin, had some attractive features as a treatment for type 2 diabetes, there were too many unanswered questions about safety and in which type of patients it should best be used.
It allows individuals to be empowered in their own care, medical professionals to improve and tailor individual treatments and the system as a whole to learn and increase its understanding of what causes disease, how it can be prevented and how it should best be treated," a report from the Richmond Group says.
However, this is inevitable when the metrics are adopted ad hoc, without explicitly recognising overflow and assessing how it should best be handled.
As yet, it is unclear how risks should best be communicated in clinical practice.
The cognitive feedback, which explains how and why something is performed as it should, can best be provided by experts.
How should it best be measured?
"It should be best film and best non-British film," he said to sounds of surprise from the assembled journalists.
