The phrase "a drastically higher" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing quantities, levels, or degrees that are significantly greater than another.
Example: "The new marketing strategy resulted in a drastically higher engagement rate compared to the previous campaign."
Alternatives: "significantly greater" or "much higher".
For all its kudos and awards, 2010's Black Swan – the film which thrust her onto a drastically higher pedestal – wasn't an enormous, expensive Hollywood production.
Around 15percentt of New York City applicants processed by On-Site.com have been involved in landlord-tenant court cases, a "drastically higher" figure than found elsewhere, Mr. Harrington said.
The result was a "drastically" higher conversion rate, which extended even to other Kingston products that lacked the additional reviews.Yet even when a product has attracted hundreds or even thousands of reviews, they keep coming in.
This result is a little bit surprising since the highest CCR9 mRNA levels of expression were observed in the EC group suggesting a drastically higher expression of the receptor in this group.
In summary, the mimetic SN529 showed a drastically higher activity against the reconstituted platelet integrin αIIbβ3 than peptide GRGDSP.
However, with one InDel every 3,583 bp, the study by Westermeier et al.[ 6] observed a drastically higher InDel frequency.
A drastically high p Ka of 6 (10.88) compared with the p Ka of parent compound 1 (8.38) was attributed to the formation of an intramolecular hydrogen bond between the hydroxyl group and the neighboring fluorine atom.
Cooke swept in with a new, drastically higher price, which, sources said, may have been delivered even as the board was considering the final offers Monday.
A lower yield would allow drastically higher premiums to be charged by State Farm General.
But legal help has become so expensive — about $200 to $300 an hour on average and drastically higher at the largest law firms – that it's unaffordable, not just for those struggling to make ends meet, but even for most middle-class Americans.
Despite that decline, spending still increased 1.9% to reach $210.7 billion, a level of expenditure that's drastically higher than both France and Spain combined.
