The phrase "a higher inlet" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to engineering, architecture, or fluid dynamics, where it refers to an inlet that is positioned at a greater elevation compared to another.
Example: "The design of the water reservoir includes a higher inlet to ensure better flow and drainage."
Alternatives: "an elevated inlet" or "a raised inlet".
A higher inlet flow rate led to a thinner oil core with constant inlet oil concentration.
Median particle size increased with a higher inlet temperature, while the outlet temperature had the opposite affect.
However, a higher inlet drying air temperature had a negative influence on density and moisture content, while the latter decreased at higher outlet drying air temperatures.
At a higher inlet air temperature (477 K), the secondary swirl vane angle also plays a role in determining LBO, with larger angles (75°) generating better stability, which is associated with a stronger recirculation zone.
The sensitivity of the stability to inlet orifice coefficient is conducted for the hot channel and found that a higher inlet orifice coefficient will make the system more stable.
The cell performance can be enhanced at a higher inlet relative humidity, by which the occurrence of the mass transport loss can be delayed with the limiting current density raised considerably.
A high inlet increased the vertical mixing in the room.
The effect of inlet orientation upon mixing was much stronger for a high inlet momentum than for a low inlet momentum.
Selected Ru/SiO2 catalysts can reduce a high inlet CO concentration to less than 10 ppm even in the presence of H2O and CO2.
The results show that a higher turbine inlet temperature requires a lower turbine inlet pressure, leading to a lower system thermal efficiency.
This is a steady-state refrigerator working as an open system which consumes external work, subtracts heat from a cold fluid stream at an inlet fixed temperature and assigns it to a higher fixed inlet temperature stream.
