A colleague of mine stated that he often hears "one of the better X" from native speakers. I haven't heard this phrase often, and I would use "one of the best X" myself, unless I want to contrast something, like:
Solution A is good, but Solution B is one of the better [ones]
Can "one of the better" be used (or is it used even if it happens to be non-grammatical) in non-contrasting cases like:
This apple is one of the better I've tasted
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