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The phrase "a higher hearing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to legal proceedings or discussions about appeals or elevated discussions.
Example: "The case was taken to a higher hearing to ensure that all legal aspects were thoroughly reviewed."
Alternatives: "an elevated hearing" or "a superior hearing".
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In contrast to these null results, higher cord blood PCB concentrations were associated with a higher hearing threshold on audiometry at 7 years of age in a cohort of children in the Faroe Islands (Grandjean et al. 2001).
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Listeners with a high hearing loss can discriminate instruments worse than NH listeners.
On a higher note, hearing birdsong again is pretty amazing".
The appeals court heard arguments in a high-stakes hearing on Tuesday.
I pray that when a higher court hears my case, I will be freed of this heavy burden, which was bestowed upon me by the court system.
Carr, who heard the case at a high court hearing in London, said that injunction would continue pending any trial or further order.
"The first moment I was on stage it was such an incredible high, hearing the laughter and the applause.
It was such an incredible high, hearing the laughter and the applause; he thought, yeah, that's what he wanted to do, it was the moment it all began.
Frequency lowering is a form of signal processing designed to deliver high-frequency speech cues to the residual hearing region of a listener with a high-frequency hearing loss.
However, the causal specificity of these findings remained a matter of debate, because in contrast to the normally hearing controls the tinnitus group had a high-frequency hearing loss [Weisz et al., 2005].
At a high court hearing on Wednesday the inquiry team said it is likely to hear from witnesses until next February.
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