The phrase "a high reflection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing optics, light, or metaphorically referring to a strong or significant reflection of thoughts or ideas.
Example: "The artist's work is a high reflection of the cultural values of our time."
Alternatives: "a strong reflection" or "a significant reflection".
The plasma signal is collected and collimated using the laser focusing lens and is reflected from the laser beam axis onto an achromatic lens by a high reflection mirror mounted in the center section of the donut laser beam.
The reflection monitor gets a high reflection at this band.
For both configurations of the impedance tube, a high reflection coefficient of the foam was measured, representing an acoustically rigid boundary.
The results demonstrate that an inner wall with a high reflection coefficient can lead to a marked increase in the weighted average FRs, thus greatly improving the reactor efficiency.
In addition, since the short wavelengths incident lights are absorbed very close to the surface and exhibited a high reflection loss for a bare solar cell, the photo-carriers generated near the surface had high surface recombination losses for a bare solar cell.
In this paper, we applied the bi-directional reflectance distribution function of optical multilayer and analyzed the total reflectance scattering losses based on both the completely correlated and non-correlated interface models to compare with a high reflection 17-layer optical multilayer deposited on roughness of 2.8 nm substrates.
This finally results in a higher reflection of ZnO NW grown for 60 min.
It was figured out that the nanocomposite plate (30 wt.% of Fe NPs, 5.52 wt.% of CFs vertical to incident microwave) exhibits a higher reflection loss (RL) of −26.8 dB at 4.9 GHz, in which the structural resonances, appropriate conductivity, dielectric polarization and impedance matching were involved.
Moreover, HSS has a higher reflection coefficient than mannitol that may decrease the risk for rebound.
According to the results of both optical design and simulations, the first layer was fabricated using a high-reflection-index material, whereas the last layer was fabricated using a low-reflection-index material.
The efficiency of such accessorial structures is demonstrated well by an originally high reflection system.
