The phrase "to better understand the issue" is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when you need to explain the need to gain more insight or have a better understanding into a particular topic or issue. For example: "We need to talk to more people in order to better understand the issue."
"Use the many resources at Harvard to better understand the issue," she said.
But every high-profile case can help online platforms and law-enforcement agencies to better understand the issue and hopefully take it more seriously.
Undernutrition from micronutrient deficiency is certainly not a new problem, the UN and the academic community focused on generating the evidence to better understand the issue during the latter part of the 20th century.
Tomorrow, CERN scientists plan to use x-ray imaging to better understand the issue.
This finding contradicts results from Wang and Cui (2010); further studies are necessary to better understand the issue.
I spoke with Balaji Ganapathy, Head of Workforce Effectiveness, North America, and Seeta Hariharan, General Manager & Group Head of Digital Software & Solutions to better understand the issue and this new mentor initiative for women in STEM.
There are so many lessons to be learned – the key one is that we need to better understand the issues.
To better understand the issues around certification, the International Cocoa Organization commissioned a study by consulting firm KPMG in 2012.
To better understand the issues affecting social workers and their managers, the Guardian, in partnership with the British Association of Social Workers, has launched its latest Social Lives survey.
As the FDA signaled its intent to regulate e-cigarette companies, Dean Minor spoke with Dr. Robert Jackler to better understand the issues.
Multiple stakeholder perspectives were brought together to better understand the issues encountered in pursuing social media as a form of data collection to support content validity.
