The phrase "a higher flow of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an increase in the amount or rate of something, such as traffic, information, or resources.
Example: "The new policy is expected to result in a higher flow of customers to our store."
Alternatives: "an increased flow of" or "a greater flow of".
This releases a higher flow of savings into the economy, enabling higher investment ratios to be maintained.
With more LA available as a substrate for CLA, HLA resulted in a higher flow of CLA than control.
It is expected that registration will lead to increased professional recognition, public confidence and trust, mobility in an international market, and a higher flow of income.
The full width half maximum (FWHM) of 2D peak is also decreased with increasing H2 flow, as can been seen in Figure 3c, which confirms the crystalline quality of graphene film improved at a higher flow of H2.
Here, a lower ramp rate is essentially equivalent to a longer nitridation time, while a higher flow of NH3 is equivalent to increasing the hydrogen which is detrimental to the ZnO NWs.
In summary, the washout effect does not need a higher flow of HFNC, but PEEP requires a higher flow; however, a higher flow may increase the work of breathing (WOB).
In the first stage of kilning, a high flow of dry air at 50 °C (120 °F) for lager malt and 65 °C (150 °F) for ale malt is maintained through a bed of green malt.
But some scientists believe the sargassum besieging a growing number of beaches may actually be due to blooms in the Atlantic's equatorial region, perhaps because of a high flow of nutrients from South America's Amazon and Orinoco rivers mixing with warmer ocean temperatures.
For a high flow of argon carrier gas, an increased amount of aluminum in the film and a reduced lateral size of the carbon walls were found.
Evaporation was facilitated by a high flow of N2 gas.
A great number of weak ties lead to a high flow of information.
