The phrase "a far higher total" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing quantities or amounts, indicating that one total is significantly greater than another.
Example: "The new budget proposal reflects a far higher total than last year's allocation."
Alternatives: "a significantly larger total" or "a much greater total".
They wondered aloud if a more concerted job might have limited a death toll that preliminary counts on Tuesday put at more than 1,500 in Thailand, with expectations of a far higher total.
Fatalities caused by war, directly and indirectly, amount to 470,000, according to the Syrian Centre for Policy Research (SCPR) – a far higher total than the figure of 250,000 used by the United Nations until it stopped collecting statistics 18 months ago.
Nevertheless, Coffey and Grace's estimates of total captures were based upon the assumption of only 20 vessels operating in the Tasman Sea, whereas during the 1988/89 season, as many as 195 vessels may have operated in the South Pacific as a whole, suggesting far higher total catches in that season than those estimated by Coffey and Grace.
Bennett says that it could grow to 60% of far higher total revenue over the next seven years.
Bennett says it could grow to 60% of far higher total revenue over the next seven years.
A far higher proportion of total lending at banks such as Spain's Sabadell and Popular is to SMEs than it is at big banks such as UniCredit and Santander (see chart).Many small European banks are unable to raise capital because they are mutuals or co-operative banks, and thus cannot issue equity in order to meet new regulatory targets; others will simply struggle to persuade investors to stump up.
The sector has traditionally had a far higher percentage of freelance workers – around 40% of the total, compared with 12% in the economy as a whole.
As free throughfall possesses a far higher KE than released throughfall originating from saplings, lower sapling density results in higher total throughfall KE.
Labor costs are a relatively low percentage of total costs for electronics products, but account for a far higher percentage further down the value chain.
When you zoom out to see the total burden on poor versus rich, the unavoidable fact is that the poor are taxed at a far higher rate.
The IoD says that the country as a whole has the capacity to handle 372 million passengers a year, far higher than the 2010 total of 211 million passengers.
