The phrase "a higher development" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing advancements or improvements in a particular field, concept, or process.
Example: "The research aims to achieve a higher development in renewable energy technologies to combat climate change."
Alternatives: "an advanced stage" or "a more advanced development".
A putative interpretation is that selected individuals have a higher development rate, inducing a higher consumption of yolk reserves by the end of the experiment, and therefore, a decrease in wet weight, dry weight and dry matter content.
A high level of Mg usually promotes a higher development of exchangeable Na in irrigated soils (FAO 2008).
Furthermore, qualitative observations of the freshly harvested plants showed a higher development of the root system and larger plants in all of the treatments with additions of LRC and LRC + CSB.
Finally, beetles fed with acorns also showed a higher development of their ovaries, a higher number of mature oocytes per ovary, and a higher mean weight of oocytes that beetles fed with cow dung.
A similar image was seen in hyperprolactinemic rats but with a higher development of alveolar structures.
Higher numbers are related to a higher development index (*a 'high' HDI, **b 'very high' HDI).
Therefore, in Montenegrin land with such a high development of karst, the problem of finding and successfully tapping precious groundwater is increasing.
This concept is because blood storage products are correlated with a high development of transfusion reactions, and factors responsible of these reactions increase with time of storage [53].
The island's Old Town is visible from Bora Bora beach, a high development made from cobbles untouched by tourism and club branding.
This concept is because blood storage products are correlated with a high development of transfusion reactions, and factors responsible of these reactions increase with time of storage [ 53].
This change is a result from the higher development and implementation costs of the least effective DMP.
