The phrase "a high readiness" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a state of being fully prepared or alert for action or response.
Example: "The team demonstrated a high readiness to tackle the challenges ahead during the emergency drill."
Alternatives: "a strong preparedness" or "a heightened state of alertness."
The UK will play a lead role in a "high readiness" Nato force that will be established in Eastern Europe, Defence Secretary Michael Fallon has announced.
The silver lining to all this is that between having fewer soldiers and keeping older gear, the Army has been able to maintain a high readiness level.
Females showing a high readiness to copulate when courted by a male for the first time in life were much more likely to engage in extra-pair copulations later in life than others.
Negative health-related consequences are only likely if there is a combination of low confidence in the attending physician, a high readiness to self-medicate, inaccurate health information and deficits in evaluating the quality of health information [ 8].
This overall positive result is extremely encouraging as it not only indicates that IPE activities are highly effective in improving students' attitudes, but also suggests that Singaporean healthcare students display a high readiness to participate in and learn from such activities.
Cephalic crest development of the male was associated with a higher readiness to solve the spatial task.
Following the end of World War II, however, this focus gradually shifted due to the changing strategic environment, and the requirement for a higher readiness force available to support collective security goals.
Providers with the highest SAQ score had 2.7, 1.7, 7 and 2.4 times the odds to report a higher readiness on the appropriateness, efficacy, management and personal valence ROC subscales, respectively (P value <0.01).
Two infantry battalions serve there - one provides security to UK defence assets and the other is a high-readiness reserve force for operations.
Along with the US, Britain and Germany, Canada "will establish and lead" a high-readiness brigade that will "contribute to Nato's enhanced forward presence in Eastern and Central Europe," the defense ministry said in a statement, adding that more details would be provided at a Nato summit in Poland next month.
It was enhanced last year when a "Spearhead Force" – also known as a "Very High Readiness Joint Task Force" – was created.
