The phrase "a higher segment of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a more advanced or elevated part of a group, category, or structure.
Example: "The study focused on a higher segment of the population that exhibited unique behavioral patterns."
Alternatives: "an upper tier of" or "a more advanced section of".
Faust stands alone on the stage, as a backdrop of the nocturnal heavens splits apart, leaving a stage-high segment of Helen's face, an intriguing image of a classically beautiful eye and nose and cheek.
The model looks at a market consisting of a high segment and a low segment.
"Influenza vaccine is a critical product for a high-risk segment of the population".
Elspeth Kulman, a 7-year-old from Clearwater, Fla., watched a high-tech segment of "Captain Planet" in which Duke Nukem tries to build a leak-prone secret nuclear plant.
This September the United Nations secretary general will convene what is called, in UN parlance, a "high level segment" of the general assembly to discuss "the rule of law at the national and international levels".
"McLeod represents one of the truly great business models that will be executed in the new era of telecom," Mr. Grubman wrote, predicting that it would be "one of the best return vehicles in what will be a high-return segment of the telecom industry".
Practically, for all ChIP-seq datasets we could fit the K-W probability function to the GDP function values after fitting the truncated GDP to a high-confidence segment of the empirical frequency distribution of TF-DNA binding.
It is possible that a true vertebral 'dysfunction' was present at the higher segment, causing a number of examiners to implicate it as their most hypomobility finding.
The major challenge may be the difficulty in achieving high-density nanopatterns which require a low degree of polymerization but a high effective segment-segment interaction parameter of the BC templates.
For segments of shorter length, refined IBD detected a higher number of segments than fastIBD, and may therefore be even more appropriate for outbred populations such as those in this project.
