The phrase "a higher duration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing lengths of time or periods, often in contexts like project timelines, event durations, or performance metrics.
Example: "The new software update will result in a higher duration of system uptime compared to the previous version."
Alternatives: "an extended duration" or "a longer duration".
We find that past unemployment is associated with a higher duration of future overeducation spells, thus indicating that overeducation is likely to be one of the mechanisms through which the scarring effects on earnings associated with unemployment spells operate.
This, and similar studies [7, 102, 109], suggest that a higher duration of beta-lactam exposure may be required for optimal clinical outcomes than that reported in animal studies.
It can also be seen from Table 3 that water absorption increased after washing and the rate of water absorption varies between washed and unwashed denim and it increased rapidly up to certain time (40 min), then increased slowly (55 min) but a higher duration (60 min) does not cause any further increase in water absorption.
(i) Fluid mechanics; high volume fraction nanofluid has a higher duration time when it impacts upon the heater surface which deteriorate the heat transfer; however, (ii) the thermal conductivity of the nanofluid, most likely, increases with the increased volume fraction of the nanofluid for this study.
A higher duration of immobility in the forced swimming assay was found in APP/PS1 mice.
On the other hand participants with a higher duration on ART were not willing to participate.
In this sense, a high duration of the SI, along with a high SR parameter, causes an increase in the clock's drift among nodes of a same region.
Difficult weaning was defined as a high duration of mechanical ventilation, or a history of respiratory (chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and restrictive disease), heart (left heart failure and coronary artery disease) or neuromuscular diseases.
Compared with the women, the men had a significantly higher duration of education and were older.
The HSB line showed a significantly higher duration of stationary time (i.e. time frozen) than the LSB line (Fig. 1) in the open field test, which is consistent with previous studies from this laboratory [ 19, 32].
Supplemental PN was even associated with an increased infection rate and higher duration of mechanical ventilation and renal replacement therapy in the largest trial [ 1].
