The phrase "a higher latitude" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing geographical locations, climate, or metaphorically to refer to a broader perspective or higher level of thinking.
Example: "The region's climate is cooler due to its higher latitude compared to the southern areas."
Alternatives: "a more northern latitude" or "an elevated latitude".
Our results from a higher latitude indicate an alternative, that glacial valleys incised rapidly after the onset of alpine glaciation.
That honor typically belongs to the Yukon Quest, the other thousand-mile sled-dog race, which is held in February, and traverses a higher latitude, between Whitehorse, in northern Canada, and Fairbanks.
Let us now consider the more general case of an observer fixed to the Earth at latitude l1 in the northern hemisphere and throwing a ball at a target located at a higher latitude l2 ( Figure 4-3 ).
Later in point of time, and in a higher latitude, Sir Robert M'Clure also filled up a narrow gap between previous discoveries, and so traced out the north-west passage by travelling over ice that has in the five several years in which it has been attempted proved to be a barrier to ships.
Sited at a higher latitude in the Martian Southern Hemisphere than is Opportunity, it doesn't currently receive enough sunlight to power its solar cells and communicate with Earth.
It is shown that this type of aurora soared up a higher latitude within an extremely short time period.
In the original Palaearctic populations chromosome arrangements O3+4 and O3+4+8 have a higher frequency at lower latitudes than arrangement Ost, and the converse is true a higher latitudes [ 35, 36].
Loi, A. et al. The Late Ordovician glacio-eustatic record from a high latitude storm-dominated shelf succession: the Bou Ingarf section (Anti-Atlas, Southern Morocco).
It turns out that attic apartments facing the four principle directions can need nearly two times more cooling energy than heating energy in a high latitude country.
In this paper, the ionospheric response of a high latitude station to some intense geomagnetic storms occurred in 2000 and 2001 is analyzed.
cut ring current (a high latitude continuation of the ordinary ring current).
