The phrase "a high degree of functioning" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone's or something's level of performance or capability, often in a psychological or medical context.
Example: "The patient demonstrated a high degree of functioning despite the challenges posed by their condition."
Alternatives: "a high level of functioning" or "an elevated degree of functioning".
Named after literary figures (after all, his self-reliant customers would probably look up to Thoreau, so why not name a model after the author) and different species of native woods, the homes combine a high degree of function with a certain degree of whimsy.
Sox2 in particular was able to rescue Dichaete functions, suggesting a high degree of functional conservation.
As there is a high degree of functional conservation in homologous organisms, gene function can be reasonably inferred through probable genetic orthologues (Ashburner et al. 2000).
In our design, function is distributed as opposed to being localized thus enabling a higher degree of function.
The patient was put on a regular maintenance programme of review at 6-month intervals and continued to display an excellent standard of oral hygiene around the implants and to report a high degree of oral functioning using it.
These subjects appeared to develop a high degree of sensory function, even without a training regime.
29 31 A high degree of lateralisation in function may result in, or be influenced by, higher level cognitive function.
Severity grades from 0 (=no problem) to 4 (=impossibility) bInternational classification of functioning, disability and health [ 21] cEnvironmental barrier items from the Housing Enabler checklist for the housing environment [ 10] Most of the types, even those that cover ten or more environmental barrier items, showed a high degree of homogeneity in the aspects of functioning implied.
The use of this design pattern throughout the codebase permits, but by no means requires, a user to assume a high degree of control over the functioning of OSCAR.
