The phrase "a higher category for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing classifications or groupings that are more advanced or superior in a particular context.
Example: "The research aims to establish a higher category for species that exhibit unique adaptive traits."
Alternatives: "an elevated classification for" or "a superior category for".
"We want the classification to be the crime that's spelled out," he said, "not to simply shift everything into a higher category in order for it to be investigated by a particular unit".
All log odds can be interpreted as the odds for a woman having a higher category versus a lower category for breast density [ 25].
However, in only 8 out of 35 trials (6 of them from Iowa) did the CSNT for the upper rate fall into a higher category than the CSNT for the lower rate.
Logistic regression analysis using proportional odds models for polychotomous outcomes provided estimates of odds ratios for having a higher category versus a lower category of breast density.
Within the next year, the state expects to add at least one higher category for schools that exceed standards.
For categorical predictors (Involvement and Satisfaction (Utility)), odds ratios show the estimated odds of being in a higher implementation category for this category as compared to the reference category (Active involvement and Low satisfaction respectively).
Compared with English champions Manchester United, Celtic's lower and higher categories for season tickets are £245 and £441 cheaper respectively.
This scale measures the potential impact of the disease in social, economic, and political dimensions, with lower categories for routine and lower burden diseases and higher categories for very contagious, fatal, or high economic impact diseases.
The independent classification shows the percentage of voxels classified in the "low" or "high" category for TBF (a) and [18F]FLT V T (b), for the three time scan time points: baseline (1), 7 days post-therapy (2) and 28 days post-therapy (3).
Exposures in the textile/clothing industries and in the manufacture of finished metal products where TCE was used as a degreaser were allocated to the high category for TCE.
This is probably due to differences in the high-category prevalences (9 vs 14%) resulting in a more extreme group of users in the high category for the 'level of consumption', hence establishing a stronger dose response.
