The phrase "a markedly high level" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significantly elevated degree or standard of something, often in a formal or academic context.
Example: "The study revealed a markedly high level of satisfaction among participants, indicating the effectiveness of the program."
Alternatives: "a significantly elevated level" or "an exceptionally high level."
So with your first big year, be careful that you don't reset your expectations to a markedly higher level and then years later realize you're in trouble.
Meanwhile, domestic club competitions across Asia and Oceania have been weakened by the need for top national players to join better clubs in Europe or South America to test and improve their talents at a markedly higher level.
Compared to Cabernet Sauvignon, Shiraz had higher levels of astilbin (3-fold) and hydroxybenzoate (1.7 - 3-fold), whereas Cabernet Sauvignon sap was characterized by a markedly higher level of epigallocatechin (6.3-fold) than Shiraz.
In response to the change, the body weight initially became unstable and oscillated at a markedly higher level before stabilizing and settling at a 7% higher body weight (Fig. 4).
Treatment of macrophages with LPS, which is a ligand of Toll-like receptor 4, or with type 1 interferon greatly increases expression of cholesterol 25-hydroxylase, resulting in a markedly higher level of oxysterol in the blood 44, 45.
Our results showed that there was no difference in Rankl expression; however, Nur77 KO osteocytes express a markedly higher level of Opg, leading to a significantly lower Rankl/ Opg ratio.
Second, there was a markedly lower level of HDLC in Desert subjects and a markedly higher level of HDLC in Turpan subjects, resulting in significantly different patterns of the TC:HDLC ratio, which is commonly used as a predictor of cardiovascular incidents and death, 16 17 suggesting different possibilities for the role of HDLC in the elevated risk of CVD in the two subgroups.
On the one hand, we found for intron flanking regions of PΔ4 splicing exons a markedly higher level of conservation as compared with CEs, ranging up to 80 nucleotides, while we found for intron flanking regions of DΔ4 splicing exons a conservation level similar to CEs.
