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The phrase "a time of higher" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to determine its correctness in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing periods of increased levels or rates, such as economic growth or social change.
Example: "During a time of higher demand, we must ensure our supply chain can keep up with production."
Alternatives: "a period of increased" or "an era of greater".
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That separation from Europe also happened at a time of higher temperatures, melting glaciers and rising sea levels.
He fears that analysts' optimistic forecasts may themselves be a form of "money illusion", because the forecasts "are anchored by nominal sales growth projections extrapolated from recent historical trends"—ie, from a time of higher inflation.Those who do not believe in the "new economy" reckon instead that the equity premium will be much lower in future.
The Republicans may be more beholden to a Tea Party movement that abhors deal cutting, while Mr. Obama has not shown the same sort of centrist sensibilities that Mr. Clinton did and presides in a time of higher unemployment and deficits.
Vehicles are charged in a time of lower tariff and discharged in a time of higher tariff.
Thus, the period between the onset of puberty and first full term pregnancy may be a time of higher risk of cancer initiation.
This suggests that the early school years represent a time of higher risk of building fat stores and putting on weight.
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It was a time of high drama.
This is a time of high drama.
"This is especially true at a time of high unemployment.
No-one likes damp squibs at a time of high drama – agreed.
The Ministry of Justice's initiative, if successful, would be particularly controversial at a time of high unemployment.
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