The phrase "a higher occurrence of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the frequency or prevalence of a particular event, condition, or phenomenon in a specific context.
Example: "The study revealed a higher occurrence of anxiety among teenagers during exam periods."
Alternatives: "an increased frequency of" or "a greater prevalence of".
In time domain, high peakedness means a higher occurrence of outliers.
We found a higher occurrence of honey badgers in Eucalyptus plantations than in natural habitat types.
In the Reference scenario, there is generally a higher occurrence of switching on compared to the Alternative scenario.
This ultimately resulted in the Gyula cohort having a higher occurrence of moderate hypoglycemia (26.3 vs. 53.2 % of patients BG < 4.0 mmol/L, P < 0.05).
It has been also observed a higher occurrence of miscarriage in association with combined xxpp genotype of ERS1 gene (chi-square, p < 0.01).
Moreover, the result may also be caused by the pinning at grain boundary of added ZnO contributing to crack deflection into grain bulk which caused a higher occurrence of transgranular fracture in large grains.
The non-survivors were older, more frequently had unwitnessed CA, had a longer time to ROSC and had a higher occurrence of non-cardiac origin of arrest and non-shockable rhythms than survivors (Table 2).
It draws a correlation between populations with a low median age and a higher occurrence of things like civil unrest, gang/militia membership, and willingness to fill your jacket pockets with 10 kilos of Mother of Satan and walk into the local Denny's because some old guy in a robe told you it'd be a good idea.
A higher occurrence of clefting would be expected if a major maternal effect exists, but no such evidence was found in that study.
We observed a higher occurrence of efferent terminals along the macular perimeter with no difference between the neural and abneural edges.
We also found that most of the overlapped nodes were insensitive to the selection of cost thresholds; the results showed a higher occurrence of five cost thresholds (cost = 0.13, 0.15, 0.18, 0.20, 0.22) (Figure 6D).
