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The phrase "above centre" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a position or location that is situated higher than the center point of a given area or object.
Example: "The painting was hung above centre on the wall, drawing the eye of every visitor."
Alternatives: "above the middle" or "higher than center".
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A Touch Of Class (1973): Wonderful performance as disgruntled screenwriter romancing with Glenda Jackson (above, centre).
For Mr Gabriel (pictured above, centre) this is a triumph.And thus Germany now has a government at last.
He's been busying himself with a big cast, which includes Jude Law (above centre) and Channing Tatum.
Voters saw Manmohan Singh, the prime minister (above, centre), as a competent economic manager untainted by corruption.No longer.
So you have to hand it to the team tasked with promoting Disney Pixar's Inside Out (above centre), which is released on DVD on 23 November.
But it was not his Turkish-Cypriot voters he was wooing as he sampled the local ice cream (pictured above, centre).
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I'm eating the bacon one right now (pictured above, centre-right).
Primary cells were collected from patients in the above centres.
The protocol was reviewed by the Cancer Research UK Central Institutional Review Board (CIRB) protocol review committee and the clinical research ethics committees at the above centres.
However, in both of the above scenarios, centre should only be included in the analysis if adjustment is unlikely to lead to convergence problems or unstable estimates.
In addition to providing solid data to support the goals outlined above, the Centre's research helps to promote a new global ethic for children based on their fundamental human rights.
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