The phrase "a higher frequency with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics related to sound, waves, or occurrences that happen more often or at a greater rate.
Example: "The study found that participants experienced a higher frequency with positive feedback compared to negative feedback."
Alternatives: "an increased frequency of" or "a greater frequency of".
Now suppose that a) situation X occurs at a low frequency in hunter-gatherer environments; b) situation X began to occur at a higher frequency with the advent of agriculture; and c) situation X became highly variable across cultures with the advent of agriculture.
Note that the resonance peak is shifted to a higher frequency with respect to a representative RBC recorded at 23°C (blue trace; profiles are amplitude normalized).
On same trials the second tone was identical, on different trials the second tone was always of a higher frequency with the frequency difference (ΔF) being determined by the adaptive procedure.
In general, adverse events occurred at a higher frequency with full-dose PHEN/TPM than with mid-dose PHEN/TPM or placebo.
In comparison with placebo, depression-related adverse events were more frequent with full-dose PHEN/TPM, but not with the mid-dose PHEN/TPM; anxiety-related adverse events had a higher frequency with the mid-dose and full-dose.
Separating the leukemia cell lines into those of myeloid and lymphocytic origins, the former showed a higher frequency with reversibility scores above 30 in the NextBio body atlas application.
However, the reciprocating motion in a high frequency with the check valve as the pump's core component tends to make the valve generate fatigue damage.
Previous studies described a high frequency with a low diversity of both the X1 and X2 subhaplogroups in the Druze population[4], [7].
The two gratings alternate at a high frequency with each subsequent grating a quarter cycle (half a bar width) offset from the previous one (see Figure 1A).
Surprisingly, all but four members of group D located in syntenic regions segmentally duplicate at a high frequency, with the maximum of 11 times.
These data imply that MS, applied at a high frequency with a low magnitude for a short duration, is able to mitigate bone loss induced by the functional disuse.
