The phrase "a much higher area" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing levels or extents of something, typically in a spatial or quantitative context.
Example: "The new park is located in a much higher area than the previous one, offering stunning views of the city."
Alternatives: "a significantly larger region" or "a considerably elevated zone."
Oak juveniles were remarkably less browsed and their canopies covered a much higher area in transhumant estates.
The cooperative scheme can achieve a much higher area throughput than the non-cooperative scheme.
"Although eBay generated a fad in the consumer-to-consumer auction market, business-to-consumer auctions constitute a much higher area of growth," says Evie Black Dykema of Forrester Research.
Therefore, when the amount of surface area of the cortical bone alone surrounds the mini-implants, it is evident that the mini-implant model 1a showed a much higher area of 7.76 mm2 which was taken up, as compared to the other models.
To make the two methods (PPP and drilling) better comparable, the poultice results were later treated with a correction factor accounting for the much higher area of PPP sampling (approx. 13.7 comparedpared to the size of the drillhole (approx. 0.79 cm2) resulting in a factor of approx. 17:17
Besides, our deposition was induced with focused beam, which is expected to have much higher area specific intensity than the spread beam in the experiment of Schneider et al. Why our system showed an opposite growth trend associated with different beam intensities from the aqueous system remains to be studied.
Because plant cells have vacuoles, however, gigantic diploid cells with very large vacuoles will have a tremendous surface area, and such cells will actually experience a much higher surface area per unit cytoplasm than a smaller cuboidal cell.
The results obtained in this study are close with the results of BET surface area conducted by other study [6], where PtRu/C electrocatalyst shows a much higher surface area compared to metal oxide composite electrocatalyst.
The parallel inclined plates provide for a much higher sedimentation area.
In comparison to Gelfoam® (a commercial gelatin foam) with similar pore size and porosity, the NF-gelatin scaffolds exhibited a much higher surface area and mechanical strength.
The results showed that the hexaaluminates retained a much higher surface area even after calcination at 1200 °C compared to the perovskites.
