The phrase "a statement of high" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to describe a statement that is of high quality or importance, but it needs additional context to be usable.
Example: "The report concluded with a statement of high significance regarding the environmental impact."
Alternatives: "a statement of great importance" or "a statement of high value."
Facing each other, they stand at attention, chests swelling, the cornices creating the effect of a martial hat with a brim and generally making a statement of high-bourgeois solidarity which brooks no contradiction.
He responded instead with a pleased smile and a statement of higher purpose: "I try to construct stories so that several explanations are possible, to give the viewers the freedom to interpret.
What could be more simple and declaratory, a statement of such high plangency and enormous claim that the reader assumes it must be not just an impression, or even a powerful opinion, but a "fact"?
In these NIA-RI recommendations, Braak stages (transentorhinal, limbic and isocortical) are combined with the NP scores according to CERAD (infrequent, moderate and frequent) resulting in a statement of likelihood (low, intermediate, high) that dementia is due to AD-related lesions.
Pupils with an education, health and care (EHC) plan or with a statement of SEN had the highest fixed-period exclusion rate and were almost seven times more likely to receive a fixed-period exclusion than pupils with no SEN.
A statement of claim submitted to the high court says: "The decisions have prejudiced the life chances of thousands of children.
This is not so much a training facility as a statement of aspirational intent, a brilliantly high-spec glass and steel silo crouched in the middle of dreamy green surrounds, and venue on this occasion for the visit of Wolfsburg.
Both case study schools were urban, with the proportion of children eligible for free school meals and those with a statement of special educational needs much higher than the national average.
It is appropriate to express high expectations in a statement of curriculum aims, but schools will need time and support to develop their teaching to reach those aims".
