The phrase "a higher tier of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a level or category that is superior or more advanced than others in a particular context.
Example: "The new subscription plan offers a higher tier of service, including additional features and benefits."
Alternatives: "an elevated level of" or "a superior category of".
But I suggest that this year he's crossed over into a higher tier of celebrity.
First, dermatologists came out with skin-care lines to attract a higher tier of clientele and tout their multitasking.
This could mean moving decisions over judicial appointments to a higher tier of government, perhaps the provincial level.
"I've not taken over a troubled university, although I do want to increase its visibility and move it into a higher tier of major universities," Dr. Caputo said in an interview before his installation.
Second, he should have introduced a higher tier of duty on high-strength beers and ciders, so often the tipple of choice for antisocial drinkers, and thereby encourage drinkers to shift to lower-strength drinks.
These sellers are recruited by people on a higher tier of the marketing structure, who receive a slice of the commission on sales made by those whom they recruit.Multilevel marketing is a huge business.
The arrangement also makes it easy to attract a high tier of applicant, with very little marketing.
Another Bitcoin wallet that targets high-net worth crypto-currency investors called Xapo, that's backed by Benchmark, offers insurance, but it's for a higher-tier of storage called the vault.
Pricing starts at $2.50 per user per month on the lowest end, with a higher tier plan of $15 per user which includes video and screen-sharing among other features.
This is a hierarchical process, involving repeated input to layer 4 of the area in a higher tier, and reciprocal feedback of predictions, as we have previously described.
Second, it has improved the team for the next few years to come, as Tulo is two years younger and in a different, higher tier of player than Reyes at this point in his career.
