The phrase "a high elevated" is not correct in written English.
The word "elevated" already implies a high position, so using "high" before it is redundant.
Example: "The elevated platform provided a great view of the event below."
Alternatives: "a high platform" or "an elevated position".
A low-elevated ground station (GS) and a high-elevated air station (AS) are taken at foci points of a virtual bounding ellipsoid corresponded from known knowledge of delay of longest propagation path.
The spatial identification of the forests with a particular protective function is the necessary step required for the design of a sustainable management of high elevated ecosystems.
Men had a trend of higher elevated fasting plasma glucose than women.
A study of the d2 variation for isolated fluid drops and for fluid drops belonging to polydisperse clusters has been conducted at a high temperature and elevated pressures.
It is concluded that the proper alloy designing for controlling crystal structure and carrier concentration could enable these intermetallic compounds to exhibit a high potential for elevated temperature thermoelectric applications.
G. longissima showed a high acclimation to elevated UVR and nutrients by the decrease of the photosynthetic rate and the increase in the accumulation of N compounds with photoprotection and antioxidant capacities.
We also observed a high frequency of elevated direct bilirubin that varied by location and gender.
Ector County had a high likelihood for elevated SMR to CNS embryonal tumors.
Increased sinistrin CL (in correlation with a high CLCR) confirms elevated glomerular filtration in these patients.
Fluid therapy will usually result in a hyperdynamic state with a high normal or elevated cardiac output.
