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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a higher output" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing increased production, performance, or results in various contexts, such as business, technology, or manufacturing.
Example: "The new machinery is designed to achieve a higher output, significantly improving our production efficiency."
Alternatives: "increased output" or "greater output".
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And you can see that for a given number of inputs, you get a higher output if the inputs are closely spaced in time.
The sectional excitation enabled the prototype to achieve a higher output thrust density with less amounts of PZT ceramics.
Manufacturing jobs tend to have a higher output value per hour than the less-skilled service jobs replacing them; manufacturing firms thus have more leeway to raise wages.
Which is unsurprising due to the range of studies that have suggested that fewer hours (to an extent) lead to a higher output.
Load pull and flicker noise measurements showed that ZrO2 MOS-HEMT had a higher output power at high input swing and low surface density.
The plant will be the first in the UK to use Induced Blanket Reactor (IBR) technology, a system developed at Utah State University that is designed to digest larger organic particles, with a faster throughput and a higher output of methane gas.
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They do what they say and have a high output.
SPEER: I was interested in a high output of work, that is obvious; and in addition, in special cases..
In general, a low output from one of the two non-center sensors and a high output from the other reveal a turn.
The device generated a high output power of 6.32 mW cm−2 at ΔT=25.6 °C.
The proposed control strategy exhibits excellent steady state performance and attains a high output power factor.
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