The phrase "a much higher force" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a significant or greater level of power, influence, or strength in various contexts, such as physics, philosophy, or spirituality.
Example: "In the debate about the universe's creation, some argue that there must be a much higher force at play beyond mere chance."
Alternatives: "a significantly greater power" or "a far superior force".
It is reasonable to assume that driving a higher-AR AuNR needs much higher force than driving a spherical gold nanoparticle or a lower-AR AuNR with a comparable diameter.
Thus, disrupting the histones DNA interactions via this wedging mechanism requires an enzyme that can generate much higher force.
Another design approach used by LC and MT-RJ is to retain the connector in the receptacle under much higher force without excessive optical loss.
"A slab track system can contain much higher forces and so prevent track buckles," says Network Rail.
The results show an excellent agreement between the numerical simulations and available analytical theory, whereas existing drag force correlations and the in-house experiments (using liquids with the same physical properties) gave a much higher drag force.
Test results indicate that via oxidizing the surface of the braided wires can largely enhance the surface roughness and result in a much higher capillary force as comparing to the un-oxidized one.
Within the more derived clades of fiddler crabs, we see several examples of the evolution of more forceful claws that can produce and resist much higher forces than the basal clade.
In our protocol we applied much higher forces (161 kg of axial load and 18 kg of shear force) at 32° of flexion to simulate loading of the knee at toe-off, which more closely replicated the type of loading seen during walking.
*Ages were selected to be roughly comparable with the ages we modeled; in general, young children were not selected for comparison because they often had much higher forces of infection.
We found that much higher forces (3-fold increase) were required to reach this breaking point in dividing versus nondividing cells of comparable heights, suggesting that both the cell body and the plasma membrane have different mechanical properties in dividing cells.
They want gradual cuts that would keep American forces at a much higher combat strength well into next year, senior administration officials said.
