The phrase "a much higher threshold" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a level or standard that is significantly elevated compared to another.
Example: "To qualify for the elite program, applicants must meet a much higher threshold than those in the standard program."
Alternatives: "a significantly greater limit" or "a considerably elevated standard".
It also included a much lower tax rate and a much higher threshold.
Judges, Mr. Ginzburg says, should have a much higher threshold of proof than historians do.
The constitution was clear that a simple majority sufficed, yet many leaders believed that a much higher threshold was politically necessary.
Some mental health experts believe that doctors set a much higher threshold to medicate pregnant women suffering depression than they do for pregnant women suffering other diseases like high blood pressure, peptic ulcer disease, bronchitis and other infections.
In a 2013 work with similar implications for good but a much higher threshold for rethinking, he came up with the Grass-Whopper, a burger made with plentiful, crunchy grasshopper protein instead of beef.
"You have a much higher threshold to go through people on a recall election.
Veterans who had been severely injured had much higher threshold and tolerance for thermal pain as compared to lightly injured veterans.
A study conducted in four Asian cities including Beijing reported by Chung et al. [ 7] found much higher threshold temperature (31°C) and temperature effect estimates (10.5% and 7.6% per 1°C increase, respectively).
It has been shown in the previous studies (Frazier et al., 1991) that C-fiber afferents have much higher threshold and longer latency for PnA stimulation than group Ia, Ib and group II afferents.
Mr. La Bella said that the Justice Department had begun aggressive investigations of lower-level people "based only on a wisp of information," while he believed that top White House officials had the benefit of a much higher legal threshold.
However, it is shown here that because of strong ion Landau damping on ion acoustic waves for plasmas with comparable electron and ion temperatures, ion acoustic waves have a much higher instability threshold than the Alfvén instability.
