The phrase "a very high value of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing measurements, quantities, or assessments that are significantly elevated in comparison to a standard or expected level.
Example: "The experiment yielded a very high value of temperature, indicating a potential error in the setup."
Alternatives: "a significantly high amount of" or "an exceptionally high level of".
The hardness increased and reached a very high value of 43 GPa at a substrate temperature of 350°C.
A particular emphasis is given to the writability of the planar-type head on the medium with a very high value of magneto-crystalline anisotropy (K).
A very high value of carrier concentration of 3.52 × 1021 cm−3 was reached without an associated increase in defect states.
The amount of amino groups available for chemical adsorption of formaldehyde reached a very high value of 3.8 mmol/g for graphite oxide silylated by 3-aminopropyldiethoxymethylsilane.
With increasing molecular weight of the macromer the E-modulus of the networks decreased from 314 MPa (lowest Mn) to 5 MPa (highest Mn), while their elongation at break continuously increased, reaching a very high value of 1200%.
However some aspects, like higher absorber deflection, reduced lower bound of the admissible detuning and the lower range of the tolerance on the mass ratio limit using a very high value of absorber frequency.
For the most part, they were wholly committed to universal human objectives and placed a very high value on the uniqueness of the individual.
(a) Very HIGH values of edgeness: both and have values close to 1.
There are wide ranges of categories of consumers, defined as ethical consumers or citizen-consumers, who associate a very high value to the attribute of the quality of the product and the region where they are produced.
If the meter displays a value other than a very high value (millions of ohms), preferably infinity, the element should be replaced, described later.
