The phrase "above a given height" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to specify a measurement or threshold that must be exceeded.
Example: "The safety regulations state that all structures must be designed to withstand winds above a given height."
Alternatives: "beyond a specified height" or "over a certain height".
They had much greater above-ground carbon density for a given height than any of 14 tropical forests previously analysed by the same approach, and had exceptionally high basal areas for their height.
A strategy, based on the relative shape of the signal in the direction of the laser at a given height above the burner, was developed to derive the local OH absorption coefficient and, in the sooting zone, the extinction coefficient.
In this study petrophysical rock typing is divided into two major categories: 1) a petrophysical static rock type (PSRT): a collection of rocks having the same primary drainage capillary pressure curves or unique water saturation for a given height above the free water level, 2) a petrophysical dynamic rock type (PDRT): a set of rocks with a similar fluid flow behavior.
As a consequence of the thermal contraction of the upper atmosphere together with the steep gradient of temperature in the height range approximately 100 to 200 km, the warm air from above replaces the air at a given height.
The present study has provided evidence that rodent navigation in 3D space involves strong horizontal biases, with rats using a "layer strategy" during foraging (i.e., preferring to complete foraging at a given height above ground before moving to a new level), and preferring routes to a goal in which the easier, shallow component of the route occurs first.
All measurements were taken twice and a third was taken if there was a discrepancy between the first two measurements above a given value (height ≥ 0·5 cm, weight ≥ 0·2 kg, waist and hip circumferences ≥ 3 cm).
The regional or local air pressure at mean sea level is called the altimeter setting, and the pressure which will calibrate the altimeter to show the height above ground at a given airfield.
The total height of a given tree was estimated from the diameters and heights above the ground of the discs from the tree using a taper equation.
The effect of sparger (number and diameter of holes) on gas hold-up and kLa was found to be strong at low liquid height: at a given gas velocity, gas hold-up and kLa decreased with increasing liquid height up to 0.8 m; above this height, they remained unaffected.
