The phrase "a more high level" is not correct in standard English; it should be "a higher level." You can use the corrected phrase when discussing concepts, skills, or topics that are more advanced or complex than others.
Example: "To fully understand this subject, we need to approach it from a higher level."
Alternatives: "an elevated level" or "a more advanced level."
Altidore, who could be playing for a more high-level team than AZ by then, will figure prominently in the United States' plans.
This meant marrying base-level coding with Python, a more high-level programming language.
For a more high-level view of what CouchDB does, see their overview.
Unlike other apps that focus on when you worked on a specific task or project, Timely starts with a more high-level view of your work week.
They decide whether you need to speak to someone on a very granular level about something very specific, or if you need a more high-level counselor to help with multiple aspects of a problem.
Previous work has created cockroaches and spiders that can be spurred into motion and even steered, but using a more high-level style of control: inducing what amounts to an irresistible urge to walk forward, rather than causing limbs to move of their own accord, Dr. Strangelove style.
An ongoing debate in the literature is whether mental imagery involves pictorial low-level mechanisms, or whether it is symbolic in a similar vein to language, and thus a more high-level mechanism [1], [7].
Thus, the correlational analysis supports the notion that the mFG represents actions in a more high-level goal-related manner than the predominantly spatiomotor-attuned parietal premotor networks.
Instead of individual publications, this map shows the aforementioned clusters of publications, thereby providing a more high-level overview of the patient safety literature.
As the negotiations ran into overtime – something that has happened at virtually every such meeting of the last 20 years – Fabius on Friday called for a cooling-off period to allow more high level lobbying behind closed doors.
