The phrase "a higher application" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to an application that is more advanced or sophisticated than others, often in a technical or professional setting.
Example: "The new software offers a higher application of machine learning techniques, improving efficiency and accuracy."
Alternatives: "an advanced application" or "a more sophisticated application".
In Worstall's article, he excitedly points out that the new Walmart stores in Washington DC have received 23,000 applications for just 600 positions, noting ironically I suppose that this is a higher application to acceptance ratio than what takes place at Harvard University.
Larger plants have more surface area, so a higher application rate is needed for tall plants than for short plants.
Additionally, a higher application fee would have been beneficial to cover the full costs of implementation and avoid drawing resources away from other areas within the Department.
Targeted delivery, target specificity, and high affinity sum up into a higher application index in favor of aptamers, although, some limitations also exist with aptamers tools such as the stability of aptamers with modified nucleotides, intake, and its retention time inside the living system.
With this catalytic combustion technology, no initial hydrogen ignition is required, implying a high application security.
A high application frequency >100 events was achieved and the maximum spray concentration was 4 mM.
In the field of lightweight construction for transportation means, hybrid structures composed of high-strength and low-density materials exhibit a high application potential.
Consequently, the fascinating electrochemical performance may facilitate the coralline-like LMNCO composite to be a promising alternative cathode for LIBs with a high application potential.
Over all results of our study revealed that the new type-I counter-current chromatography with a multilayer coil has a high application potential.
Due to its outstanding properties, cubic boron nitride (c-BN) has a high application potential, in particular as a super hard cutting tool coating.
As is shown in this review, polysaccharide hydrogels, and in particular in situ forming ones, are materials with a high application potential in regenerative medicine.
