"to better consider" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to suggest that the person being addressed should give additional or more careful consideration to a topic. Example: After discussing the issue, I asked for time to better consider the options before making a final decision.
The CWIS needs to set targets to improve road maintenance, enhance enforcement of the laws, and update the rules of the road to better consider the needs of cyclists.
Policymakers need to better consider a range of outcomes both intended and unintended when they decide on aid budgets, and they should ask themselves if the total benefits outweigh the aggregate costs.
This can advance an LCA to better consider the effects of temporal urban forests' stresses.
Thus, the instantaneous generation capacity is included in the objective function in order to better consider this variable in long-term operation planning.
The results provide some fresh perspectives for academics and policy makers on how to better consider interactive dynamics in socio-technical systems.
Maps, tabular summaries, and tradeoff analyses provide managers and decision makers with information to better consider nature's benefits in resource planning decisions.
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To understand this better, consider what a policy that truly sought to promote real secular goals would look like.
To know your customers better, consider using surveillance video or learning the psychology of color.
To see the point better, consider Table 6 in which the variability of two sets of data are calculated by both measures of VAR and SD.
Last week, students met with Harvard administrators, urging the school to adopt policies that better consider victims.
