The phrase "a tremendously high" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is significantly elevated or above average in a particular context, such as quantity, quality, or intensity.
Example: "The project faced a tremendously high level of scrutiny from the stakeholders."
Alternatives: "an exceptionally high" or "a remarkably high".
Seeing the three operas in close succession last week, it was clear that the company is working at a tremendously high artistic level.
He believes that the "destruction of the nuclear family and a tremendously high illegitimate birth rate" have brought about an "epidemic of child-killings" in the parish.
We found that the system operates as a time-delayed, digital switch, with a time lag of ∼ 15 min between Cdk1 and APC/C Cdc20) activation and a tremendously high degree of ultrasensitivity (nH≈17).
Environmental literature is a flourishing genre and, in particular, the tide of New Nature Writing – books of all sorts about the natural world – has become a flood in 2015, with dozens of titles published, many of a tremendously high standard.
"When we put the results of Redondo then into our system now, he comes out as a tremendously high risk". The original Milan Lab project was hugely expensive, but they will soon make it cheaper and more time-efficient.
The log-normal distribution of precipitation exhibits a tremendously high number of small precipitation particles and thus explains that light precipitation occurs much more frequently compared to high precipitation intensities.
"Without Higgins's uniquely designed craft, there could not have been a mass landing of troops and matériel on European shores or the beaches of the Pacific islands, at least not without a tremendously higher rate of Allied casualties," Strahan wrote.
And fearing that would not do, I erected a battery tremendously high, and on it I placed (what think you? not a cannon, nor a mortar, nor a howitzer nor even a blunder-buss, but, as Irish Pat would say) a Blundergun to shoot the D__l a mile off.
By running a high voltage current through a pressurized, inert gas, tremendously high temperatures can be induced (up to 30,000 degree Fahrenheit – three times as hot as the surface of the sun) in an arc of plasma.
According to Bruce Blair, a nuclear safety expert at Princeton University, the technical challenge for the U.S. to neutralize a North Korean missile is tremendously high.
"Unless action is taken, I mean, unless action is taken now -- CO2 emissions from transport will skyrocket from a level that is already tremendously high," said Angel Gurria, the Secretary General of the Organization for Economic Co-operation and DevelOrganization for Economic Co-operation
