The phrase "above a state" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing geographical locations, political situations, or abstract concepts that are metaphorically "above" a certain state or condition.
Example: "The satellite was positioned above a state, capturing images of the landscape below."
Alternatives: "over a state" or "atop a state".
Parents in a wealthy suburban Kansas City school district cannot seek to raise property taxes above a state limit because it could bring down the state's entire school financing system, a federal judge ruled Friday.
A Confederate battle flag displayed in someone's home may reflect something about culture and heritage, but flying above a state's capitol it represents ideas about our public life that have long been discredited.
As witnessed above, a state's ability to provide for its population in these areas dramatically increases its capacity to lower its levels of violence.
By the definition above, a state is momentary, occurring at a precise moment in time.
We contribute to the existing literature by using a different research design (regression discontinuity (RD)) and a natural experiment due to the fact that children just below and above a state income cut-off are likely very similar in terms of observable and unobservable characteristics except the premium contribution, with children in families above the income cut-off having a higher premium.
In the model described above, A-state myosin heads search for the myosin binding site on actin through a rapid equilibrium between attached and detached states until the MD alights on the myosin binding site on actin in the correct orientation for cleft closure.
But Forward goes far and above with a state-of-the-art 3,500 square foot office equipped with six exam rooms, the latest medical instruments and an onsite lab for testing within minutes.
In order to solve the above problems, a state feedback H∞ control method based on a discrete-time model for looper-tension control systems in hot rolling mills is presented.
By the above results, a state is positively reachable if x − A n − 1 x 0 is in the cone (12).
We test the RD assumption that children just below and just above a state-specific income cut-off are similar in all observable and unobservable characteristics except the premium contribution.
The fact that families just below and above a state-specific income cut-off are likely very similar in terms of observable and unobservable characteristics except the premium contribution provides a natural experiment for estimating the effect of premium increases.
