Sentence examples similar to a high ordered from inspiring English sources

The phrase "a high ordered" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "a high order"? You can use "a high order" when referring to something that is of significant importance or complexity, often in a mathematical or hierarchical context.
Example: "The problem we are facing is of a high order, requiring advanced solutions and expertise."
Alternatives: "a high level" or "a high degree".