The phrase "a little height" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a small amount of vertical distance or elevation, often in contexts related to physical measurements or comparisons.
Example: "The plant only needs a little height to thrive, so make sure to place it in a spot with adequate light."
Alternatives: "a small amount of height" or "a bit of height".
If you're having trouble seeing over the dash, a seat cushion will give you a little height.
"In summer, you wear capris, and when you put on something with a little height, like espadrilles, it makes you look so much better," she said.
A LITTLE HEIGHT In three sizes, twin, full and queen, all two feet high, the Raised AeroBed is as high as a regular bed.
Once they're peeled, use a potato ricer if you have one, or push the cooked potato through a fine sieve from a little height to get some air into it, as Ursula Ferrigno recommends.
They are basically a pair of wedged espadrilles that provide a little height to flatter bare-ish legs, yet aren't spindly and present no danger of getting caught in your neighbour's decking.
For amid all the talk of cuts strategies at the recent Conservative conference, David Cameron's hair – with parting switched to the left, slicker at the sides, and a little height on top – was met with approving whispers.
His campaign aides have admitted to being a little height-obsessed.
Sliding too soon will result in an ollie with little height; sliding too late will result in an ollie that doesn't get leveled out at its highest point.
I arrange my stuff by the guard's desk, getting the clippers and brushes positioned, and stacking the hard, red plastic chairs on top of one another to get a little more height (I don't have a barber's chair that I can pump up and down).
I arrange my stuff by the guard's desk, getting the clippers and brushes positioned, and stacking the hard, red plastic chairs on top of each other to get a little more height (I don't have a barber's chair that I can pump up and down).
A little extra height brings a number of advantages says Elio Riboli, co-author of the paper and director of the School of Public Health at Imperial College, London.
