The phrase "a height in the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific elevation or level within a certain context, such as geography, architecture, or metaphorical expressions.
Example: "The mountain reaches a height in the clouds, creating a breathtaking view for hikers."
Alternatives: "an elevation in the" or "a level in the".
But it was close to surreal to see Yelena Isinbayeva of Russia fail to clear a height in the women's pole vault.
But Steve Hooker of Australia, who won the world title last year, failed to clear a height in the pole vault.
His second decathlon qualified him for the 1992 Olympic trials and his third decathlon came at those infamous trials in New Orleans, where O'Brien failed to clear a height in the pole vault.
It was to take them, ultimately, to Hill 192 — a height, in the Bong Son valley, that overlooked a ravine laced with a cave complex, which was suspected of serving as a Vietcong hideout.
That was the biggest story before the 1992 Olympics, but O'Brien failed to clear a height in the pole vault during the Olympic trials and failed to make the team.
The first big shock of the trials occurred on the opening night when Jeff Hartwig, the American record-holder in the pole vault and an Olympic gold-medal candidate, failed to clear a height in the qualifying round.
They are set back and at a lower height in deference to the sanctuary.
A new height in the "a" revolution is now within reach.
Interestingly, note that there is a height shift in the maximum PO in T2 and T3 within the R2 region depending upon the season.
steel ball with a mass of 130 g is dropped from a known height in the tower impacting the pile of powdered triboluminescent sample at low velocities (<10 ms−1).
At present this is the only known Chinese enamelled ware made before the 14th century, but it can be safely assumed from this piece that the art of cloisonné was developed to a respectable height in the Tang dynasty.
