The phrase "a layer of heavy" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks context.
It could be used in contexts where you are describing a layer of something that is heavy, but it needs to specify what that something is.
Example: "The cake had a layer of heavy chocolate ganache on top."
Alternatives: "a layer of thick" or "a layer of dense".
Another braided rope structure, identified as double-braided rope, consists of a layer of heavy twisted yarns, braided about a coarse braided rope core, to envelop the core.
A layer of heavy vinyl soundproofing material is applied over the existing wall, followed by thin framing and insulation, and two layers of fire-rated drywall with Green Glue in the middle.
–You should keep the humanure in the compost bin covered with a layer of heavy material (like weeds, hay or leaves) to keep it from smelling and to discourage flies.
–You should keep the humanure in the compost bin covered with a layer of heavy material (like weeds, hay, or leaves) to keep it from smelling and to discourage flies.
Place a layer of heavy newspaper on top of the bricks.
Pack a layer of heavy, medium-sized, and light boxes, and repeat the process until the truck is mostly full.
Lay down a layer of heavier rolled items, like jeans, sweaters, and light jackets, packing them in as tightly as they'll go.
The shielding, he said, is usually a layer of a heavy metal wrapped around the detector.
Negative staining, the embedding of a specimen in a layer of dried heavy metal solution, was introduced early on as a quick and easy specimen preparation technique that significantly increases the specimen contrast.
The main changes in the design were (1) to have a constricted layer of heavy silicone oil at the interface with the animal to isolate the electrical circuit from the cerebrospinal fluid, and (2) to have a fluid draining system that can shunt any potential postsurgical subcranial exudate to the extracranial space.
If your lips are under a constant layer of heavy lip balms, you could be doing more harm than good.
