The phrase "a high variation on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is a significant or notable variation of an original concept, idea, or item.
Example: "The artist created a high variation on the classic painting, incorporating modern elements and vibrant colors."
Alternatives: "a significant variation of" or "a notable adaptation of".
However, for the diagnosis of significant fibrosis, there was a high variation of the AUCs dependent on the underlying liver disease [ 36].
In view of abundant genetic diversity resided within C. taliensis populations, an appropriate strategy for both germplasm sampling and developing in situ conservation of those populations with a higher variation on behalf of different geographical regions is needed.
In comparison with the profile methods, UProC showed a higher variation of sensitivity on HMP data ranging from 76.4% (Oral) to 88.9% (Blood).
A high variation in pollen densities is found on leaf surfaces.
The 90%% confidence level is selected for analyzing the shear test results because of the brittle nature of the shear failure which typically results in relatively high variation on the test results as opposed to other mechanical testing (e.g. flexure or compression) where ductile failure associated with excessive deformation is observed.
In addition, there was high variation on cell attachment.
In addition, the build-to-order (BTO) manufacturing mitigation process has its greatest impact with high variations on demands and is integrated with the component downward substitution.
The cluster "xd1" executed fewer jobs due to high communication costs between "xd1 -portal and high variations on these communication times.
The altitude, the edapho-climatic conditions, as well as the phase of the plant development induce high variations on yield and chemical composition of essential oils according to the plant species (Rahimmalek et al. [2009]; Zouari et al. [2012]).
