The phrase "a high fluttering" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is fluttering at a high position or in a high manner, often referring to flags, birds, or other objects that exhibit a fluttering motion.
Example: "The flag was a high fluttering against the clear blue sky, catching everyone's attention."
Alternatives: "a lofty fluttering" or "an elevated fluttering".
The baby in the bedroom made a high, fluttering, flutelike sound.
Instead he discovered he could sing and began developing the voice that is Aventura's signature: a high, fluttering falsetto, carrying both softness and bite.
If Religionists ever produced a high fluttering ethical rule, Humanists may assert the rule as their own because, for Humanists, no God ever gave humanity a moral decree.
Beaton, the blacksmith's grandson who became a photographer of the socially sublime, a flamboyant film and theatrical set designer and a high-fluttering celebrity butterfly, wished to go on fluttering.
After Tamagna finished his solos, Storyboard joined him and began feeling his way through Tamagna's high, fluttering notes.
The fineness of the writing — the high, fluttering wind solos, swimming chord progressions and off-kilter puffs of brass and plucked strings, all set off by gunshot-like explosions — enlists just the kind of elegance, firepower and transparency that this orchestra can produce as well as any other.
The results are in accordance with other studies, which describe a high incidence of atrial flutter in their cohorts [ 3– 5, 7– 9].
On the other hand, the static instability occurs more readily than the flutter at a high bi.
Karl Lagerfeld stopped by and bought a black georgette-and-satin dress with a high neck and signature Rodarte "waves" fluttering down the bodice and at the cuffs, for his muse, Lady Amanda Harlech.
For example, Baldesberger et al. found a higher incidence of flutter than AF in their series of veteran cyclists, although the authors did not describe whether these were common or atypical flutter episodes.
At the end, when Fleming took her bows, confetti, in the form of torn-up playbills, fluttered down from a high balcony.
