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Consider the following sentence:
For better clarity, we will now explain in detail how this works.
Is "for better clarity" correct as an expression? Googling for it gives a number of results but none from a "grammatically safe" source.
If grammatically correct, is it commonly used? Does it sound natural?
For clarity would be the better construction. This Ngram of for clarity vs for better clarity shows the clear preference for the former, giving this:
For clarity, we will now explain in detail how this works.
