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The phrase "a much higher utilization" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the increased use or efficiency of a resource, system, or process compared to a previous state.
Example: "The new software has led to a much higher utilization of our available resources, resulting in improved productivity."
Alternatives: "significantly greater usage" or "considerably increased utilization."
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A lot of the technology that surfaced in the last three years has provided the market to drive a much higher utilization of those fixed assets, and much of that is software-driven.
Table 2 shows that there was a much higher utilization of NO3-N and TP in the three mixotrophic groups during the first 6 days of Phase I compared to the PA group.
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"We are basically sitting here poised and ready for a much, much higher utilization than we have now," Mr. Scalzi said.
Higher-risk persons had much higher utilization, while older persons and beneficiaries receiving financial assistance for Part B coverage had lower utilization and the gap widened over time.
Robotaxis would enable much higher utilization by sharing otherwise unused cars.
This week, I heard about a producer who is having to reduce production because they are bumping up against their permitted limits for flaring". "By summer 2018, Permian Basin gas production will have grown by an estimated 1.2 Bcf/d [billion cubic feet per day], meaning that eastbound capacity is likely to see much higher utilization rates this year compared to last.
This is because webs tend to result in much higher utilization than point-to-point systems.
Since they are not covered by the regular health insurance, access to the ED is administratively easier than going to the PCCs resulting in much higher utilization rates.
In this study, deletion of the cra gene in E. aerogenes showed a much higher fructose utilization rate, but significantly retarded sucrose utilization.
This was also observed in our work, in which diploid segregants were obtained with a much higher D-xylose utilization rate than the tetraploid parent.
Had the juveniles produced during the first 120 days not been removed as we have done, the rate of vermiconversion would have been much higher by the 270th day as, by then, the offspring produced during the first few months would have reached adulthood and caused a much higher rate-of-feed utilization.
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