The phrase "a much higher traffic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an increase in the volume of traffic, such as in a transportation or website context.
Example: "After the marketing campaign, we noticed a much higher traffic to our website, leading to increased sales."
Alternatives: "significantly more traffic" or "a considerably greater traffic".
The valuation seems about right for the company, which attracted 15.7 million worldwide visitors in August, up from 10.1 million a year ago (Comscore) (click here for Quantcast data, which shows much higher traffic).
Insurance companies report much higher traffic on their Web sites and many more callers to their phone lines than predicted.
It is clear from the figure that the on-demand scheme supports much higher traffic than poverty-line.
It is clear that nodes in the center area have much higher traffic load than nodes in other areas, therefore, nodes in the center will run out of their batteries very quickly.
In summary, our study revealed an association between PM exposure and HRV in a group of young, healthy taxi drivers who were exposed to much higher traffic-related PM air pollution than the general population.
In contrast, Cheapside is expected to take a much higher volume of traffic, as it becomes the main east-west route in the New England Quarter, taking traffic between London Road and Fleet Street, the main north south road.
It's true that creating high-quality long-distance cycle superhighways or ripping out and replacing London's dangerous monster junctions lies principally within the mayor's ambit; but the mayor and TfL actually control only 5% of London's roads (albeit with a much higher share of the total motor traffic).
The results show that for α < 1, the finite buffer traffic model presents a much higher average user throughput gain than the full buffer model.
The proportion of the population in Hong Kong exposed to the higher levels of road traffic noise is similar to that in European cities, but a much higher proportion of the Hong Kong population is exposed to levels of road traffic noise in the band 60 64 dB, and a much lower proportion to the lower levels of exposure experienced in European cities (<55 dB).
Traffic from remarketing ads will convert at a much higher rate than any other source".
MAPT has a much higher binding affinity for tubulin then either kinesin or dynein, the motor proteins needed for microtubule trafficking.
