The phrase "a taller one" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the height of one object or person to another, indicating that the subject in question is greater in height.
Example: "I prefer the blue vase, but I think I might buy a taller one to fill the space better."
Alternatives: "a higher one" or "a bigger one".
The ceiling-mountable version is $350; floor-standing models are $395 and $495 for a taller one.
It would take months for the building to get out of leases and reclaim office space and to replace the mast with a taller one, and months more for Con Edison to run the heavy power cables to the roof.
He cited 111 South Wacker, a Chicago skyscraper on which he worked, which reused and bolstered the existing foundations of a smaller building to erect a taller one; and the Blue Cross Blue Shield Tower, also here, a 30-story structure from the mid-1990s, toffed off with 25 more stories a decade later.
"We should give the Russian politician's name not to a 4,000-meter 4,000-metert to a taller one," he told the parliamountain
That means a smaller driver such as Ferrari's Fernando Alonso, who weighs 68kg, is at an advantage over a taller one such as Sauber's Hulkenberg, who weighs 74kg, to the tune of 0.2secs a lap if the team cannot reduce the car by the amount of their weight difference.
To practice to increase height, you can jump across a cone/or lightweight, inverted, small plastic garbage can/wastebasket -- then if that is too easy, when ready, use a taller one (carefully).
I would come home from work, pour myself a tall one and binge on True Blood.
Consequently, the SNP fragment matrix may be either a fat matrix (with more columns than rows) or a tall one (with more rows than columns), depending on the technology used.
The task, however, is a tall one.
He was something of a rock star, albeit a tall one at 6-foot-8.
The petasos worn by men had a rather low crown, while that worn by women had a tall one.
