The phrase "a higher norm" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing standards or expectations that are elevated or superior in comparison to others.
Example: "In our organization, we strive to maintain a higher norm of ethical behavior than our competitors."
Alternatives: "an elevated standard" or "a superior benchmark".
Although scenarios 2 and 3 report a higher norm of the constraint forces, this is due to the addition of passive wheels.
Their chemical compositions (Table 1) were characterized by lower concentrations of Na and K and a higher concentration of Al than the starting materials, thus resulting in a higher norm corundum and higher ASI than the starting materials.
A higher norm for U.S. unemployment means upward pressures on wages could start to build even when the jobless rate is quite high by historical standards.
The problem is that here the chain of authorization comes to an end: There isn't a higher legal norm that authorizes the enactment of the (original) US Constitution.
The prohibition on the use of force is a higher order norm than the prohibition on the use of a particular weapon.
There must always be more or less room for discretion, so that the higher norm in relation to the lower one can only have the character of a frame to be filled by this act" (1967, p. 349).
Law application and law creation are continuous activities for, as Kelsen correctly argued, every legal decision is partly determined by law and partly underdetermined: "The higher norm cannot bind in every direction the act by which it is applied.
Boys had a higher mean norm-referenced score according to the MABC-2 aiming and catching component score (p < 0.01) and the KTK test (p < 0.05).
The component is measured using the total variation norm, while the second component is measured using a higher-order norm.
In Experiment 1, results indicated that participants exposed to a high-intake norm ate more than participants exposed to a low-intake norm.
In Experiment 2, replicating the results of Experiment 1, exposure to a high-intake norm increased participants' food intake, but self-construals again did not moderate modelling effects on food intake.
