The phrase "a high input of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the quantity or level of something being contributed or supplied, often in contexts like research, production, or resource management.
Example: "The experiment requires a high input of energy to achieve the desired results."
Alternatives: "a significant amount of" or "a large quantity of".
The reactions are often incomplete, and the recovery of ethyl acetate and residual precursors needs a high input of energy.
Experimental plots which had previously received a high input of organic matter (OM) now received only low OM input and vice versa.
Conventional farm systems have been characterized by a high input of chemical fertilizer leading to qualitative deterioration of soil as well as agricultural yield (Diacono and Montemurro 2010; Singh et al. 2007).
The organic nitrogen remains mainly in the particles, due to a high input of LC in scenario 2 with a high content of organic matter and organic N, and also the N potential of the digestate is high.
To decrease the number of possible PCR-introduced errors and ensure a high input of virus strains into the PCR, several amplifications were done in parallel and were pooled afterward [45].
This cross-hybridization was likely caused by a large excess of PCR product resulting from a high input of RNA at site 3 (see discussion).
The dispersion of these pathogens occurs due to the intensification of production (Garcia et al. 2013), which is characterized by a high density of fish and a higher input of artificial feed.
Specifically, these energy-intensive firms substitute the decreasing energy (− 1.03%) and capital (− 0.09%) use upon an energy price increase of 1% with a higher input of material (+ 0.11%) and, to a lesser extent, labor (+ 0.03%).
This results in a higher input of photosynthetical radiation partly since the radiation is higher early than later during the summer and partly due to the longer growing season.
Smaller particles are less stable due to greater surface tension because these require a higher input of energy and thus contain more excess energy and an inherently greater instability than the larger niosomes [ 10].
We have also found that a high input resistance (RIN, >0.5 GΩ) of the postsynaptic neuron is necessary for resolving distal dendritic EPSCs/EPSPs and correct estimation of their efficacy.
