The phrase "a properly high" is not standard in written English and may be confusing without context.
It could be used in contexts discussing standards or levels, particularly in informal or colloquial settings.
Example: "To achieve the best results, we need to ensure that we set a properly high benchmark for our project."
Alternatives: "adequately high" or "sufficiently high".
Future solutions are (automatically) seen as more expensive because they face high development costs and a lack of certainty or even a properly measurable high probability of success.
It was found that properly high rotor rate helped to achieve a reduced particle size and a narrowing size distribution.
The properly high reduction temperature could obviously enhance catalyst activity.
The experiment is operated in the case of continuous on-line processing with properly high speed of AF transmission.
Properly high, he added, detailing the "one or two" times he'd been passed a joint of cannabis at a party (and missing out the entire blog he'd written about driving up the M40 on LSD following an incident with a spiked flan when he was a student at Oxford).
Be prepared for impacts once you tweak your vehicle of choice into reaching some properly high speeds.
Myanmar is the second largest opium producer in the world, after Afghanistan, and the northern part of the country is one of the cheapest places anywhere to get properly high.
Burma is the second largest opium producer in the world, after Afghanistan, and the northern part of the country is one of the cheapest places anywhere to get properly high.
Burma is the second largest opium producer in the world, after Afghanistan, and the northern part of the country is one of the cheapest places anywhere to get properly high.
13 15 Prior studies documented that with properly high response rates (approximately 70%), the bias due to non-response was unlikely to affect estimation of the survey.
