The phrase "a higher image" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing concepts related to improved quality, resolution, or a more elevated perception of something, such as in photography or visual representation.
Example: "The new camera produces a higher image quality, making the photos look more vibrant and detailed."
Alternatives: "an improved image" or "a superior image".
THE CHALLENGER A Florida Center Seeks a Higher Image LILY DALE, N.Y., may be the Rome of the Spiritualist creed, but a Florida namesake is working to outshine it.
The Vizio can display content in what is called full 1080p resolution, a higher image standard that is not found on cable or broadcast television, but is used by Blu-ray discs.
For these reasons, HEGP would give a higher image contrast than MEGP.
In clinical practice, digital PET may provide a higher image quality and improved small lesion detection and quantification [6].
Three-dimensional steady-state free precession (SSFP) techniques allow for a higher image quality and CNR (blood/myocardium) than 3D gradient recalled echo (GRE) approaches [71, 72].
This means that the LUT template can obtain a higher image quality than using Gaussian filtering method in the image recovery process.
Mr. Yaffe cites Reckson Associates' four-building industrial complexthe Reckson Business Center at AIP 2001 -- on 39 acres on Veteran's Memorial Highway in Bohemia as a good example of an "higher image" industrial building.
The spinning disk confocal microscopy is appropriate for cell imaging due to reduced fluorophore photobleaching problem as well as for a high image acquisition rate [ 12, 13].
In my never-ending search for a high image quality compact digital camera, I came across the Panasonic DMC-FX37.
A high image sample rate was used to investigate the transient dynamics of salt water intrusion, which rendered analysis by visual observation unsuitable.
This electrode layout provided a high image quality (Fig. 5a, video 1).
