The phrase "a much higher volume" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing quantities or levels, particularly in contexts involving sound, production, or data.
Example: "The new speakers produce a much higher volume than the previous model."
Alternatives: "a significantly greater volume" or "a considerably higher volume".
Moreover, there is obviously a much higher volume of content than metadata.
Unit sales also declined on the South Fork in the first quarter, but there was a much higher volume of sales and prices were much stronger there.
But something else happened as a result of all those workouts: blood flowed at a much higher volume to a part of the brain responsible for neurogenesis.
"It's a message at a much higher volume and intensity than would seem warranted, if the focus is going to be on stronger sanctions" and a renewed diplomatic process, he said.
Thus, a much higher volume of blood for filtering would be required for extracting viral RNA, especially for the intention to detect the viruses at early onset of infection.
The trumpet, called a vuvuzela (pronounced voo-voo-ZAY-luh) and reaching as long as three feet, has over the last 15 years become to soccer in South Africa what the samba drum is in Brazil — albeit at a much higher volume.
[Fiat] is looking at that brand as a potentially much higher volume, wider demographic brand".
In this regard, certain creations too youthful to have accrued such benefits are not best served by the group-show setting, particularly by a room in which other works state their own worthy cases at much higher volume.
The SCD Ni Al particle composite coatings have much higher volume fraction of Al particles in coatings with low particle loading in bath than the conventional electrodeposited (CED) Ni Al composites.
Status updates are a much better source of info for issues that are difficult for survey respondents to recall, and can be analyzed in much higher volume than phone-based polls.
