The phrase "more optimal conditions" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used when comparing two or more conditions and expressing that one is better or more desirable than the other. Example: Our research showed that plants grow best in well-draining soil with plenty of sunlight. However, if you live in a particularly hot and dry climate, providing some shade and more optimal conditions for water retention may be necessary for successful growth.
Moreover, T4 treatment because of its high phosphorus content offers more optimal conditions for the production of microalgae.
The main objective of this study is via a novel process design, to control and operate the granulation process under more optimal conditions.
Clearly thermal stress events trigger within-host instability, which may equilibrate through time under more optimal conditions.
In each instance, more optimal conditions were seen among families in District A than in either other district.
Unfavourable environmental conditions can increase the estimation of quantitative genetic variation, due to variation being masked under more optimal conditions [ 99, 100].
In the face of these changes, we can expect a range of responses in natural and agricultural plant populations: evolutionary adaptation to the novel conditions (Franks et al. 2007); adaptively plastic responses that allow for maintained productivity; migration into areas with more optimal conditions; or extinction.
Results for the less severe pretreatment conditions are depicted in the left half of the figures, and those from the more optimal pretreatment conditions at higher severity are shown on the right.
The objective of treatment is then to optimize the SVR and thus the cardiac performance can be moved toward more optimal loading conditions to effect greater power output [ 13].
Moreover, all those House Republicans have to run for re-election in two years – and would prefer to do so in more optimal economic conditions, rather than in an economy undermined by growth-reducing austerity policies.
Since our growth conditions are merely designed to test the effects of the metabolic modifications at lab scale, several improvements, such as the use of more optimal culture conditions and A. niger genetic backgrounds, could be done in order to increase the itaconic acid production to the desired industrial levels.
Rates of cooling are obviously complex, and future work will investigate different cryogens to provide more optimal freezing conditions.
