The phrase "a far higher resolution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the quality of images, displays, or any visual content that has improved clarity or detail.
Example: "The new monitor offers a far higher resolution than the previous model, making images appear much sharper."
Alternatives: "significantly better resolution" or "much greater resolution".
By pasting together many overlapping images, the low-resolution camera behind the glasses effectively becomes a camera of far higher resolution.
The annual data released Wednesday, which comes from Prodes, a monitoring system run by Brazil's National Institute for Space Research, has far higher resolution, capturing cuts larger than about 12 to 15 acres in size.
Shining a laser through the gas, TLS can measure spectral lines with far higher resolution than terrestrial telescopes and detect methane with much greater sensitivity.
It can also produce pictures in far higher resolution than its competitors: each dot in its images represents a 31cm by 31cm patch of the earth's surface which no other commercial satellite in the world can match.
They also used a crude eight-bit character set to display the text.Thanks to liquid-crystal displays with far higher resolution, large colour gamuts and clean, bit-mapped fonts, most people these days can read as fast on a computer screen as from paper.
We, therefore, propose that further studies are needed to understand fate of phenolics in response to simultaneous environmental changes with far higher resolution than in current practice.
The technique, which bounces laser beams off red blood cells, has a resolution of under a millisecond slightly less time than it takes a neuron to fire and it has a far higher spatial resolution than fMRI.
Here we report the so far highest resolution view of VDAC and its native supramolecular assembly.
The leading indication was by far high resolution clustering for outbreak investigation (mean score 1.6) whereas metagenomics, pathogen discovery and evolutionary microbiology were perceived as least important (mean scores >3 points).
The time has come for the international community to make conflict prevention, mitigation and resolution a far higher political priority".
