The phrase "a so high" is not correct in written English.
It is not a standard expression and does not convey a clear meaning in any context.
Example: "The mountain is a so high that it can be seen from miles away." (This example is incorrect.)
Alternatives: "so high" or "such a high".
Order a So High in the Sky cocktail (Martini Rosso, Tanqueray gin and Campari; 70 rials), turn your view outward and relish the ever-changing Doha skyline.
So far, however, only two or three fragmentations have been confirmed near GEO and the identification of further explosions at a so high altitude is made difficult by the long time passed since the occurrence of the events and by the effects of the orbital perturbations on the resulting debris clouds.
A so high energy consumption determines, as a result, values of annual emission of greenhouse gases well above the European average (19 million of installed boilers in Italy consume more than 25 Mtoe per year determining an emission of about 80 Mtonn of equivalent CO2 per year).
We have shown that the autophagic activity associated with senescence of normal human epidermal senescent keratinocytes (NHEKs) occurs at a so high level that it targets the main vital cells components and ultimately leads to cell death [4].
Indeed, in a population like this, with a so high prevalence of low levels of vitamin D, we would expect to have a secondary hyperparathyroidism, which, in turn, contributes to bone loss.
Never break a fever unless it reaches a point so high that it threatens the rest of your body.
"I don't know," he says in a voice so high and soft it's almost a chirp.
Paul Strand has been put on a pedestal so high it can be difficult for a contemporary audience to notice him.
At the time, his comments represented a startling statement for an official so high in the U.S. government.
A single, So High, is out on 7 February.
"But," I said in a voice so high that I flinched to hear it.
