The phrase "above criticizing" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a level of critique or commentary that is more elevated or constructive than mere criticism, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "In our discussion, we should aim for a perspective that is above criticizing and instead focuses on constructive feedback."
Alternatives: "beyond criticism" or "more than just criticism".
But the financial news TV star has not been above criticizing the president's economic positions, including the recent threat to impose import tariffs on aluminium and steel.
But Microsoft made a point of reaching out today with the quote above, criticizing Google Buzz as "another social network" and noting that Hotmail has aggregated Flickr, Facebook, Twitter and other services since 2008.
Just to be clear, I'm not above criticizing demands for policy purity; I've gotten in arguments with some on the left who have become so committed to single-payer health care that they dismiss anyone who proposes other routes to universal coverage as corporate sellouts.
Mr. Baisalov, above, criticized appointments made by the provisional government and complained that corruption remained rampant.
It also puts into perspective the above quote criticizing Friedman's approach.
Above and beyond criticizing the church's refusal to stand up to Hitler, "Constantine's Sword" is a cri de coeur about the abuse of religion when aligned with the state.
Though Mr. Romney himself may try to stay above the fray, criticizing Mr. Obama rather than Mr. Gingrich, his aides say they will continue to attack the former speaker of the House through surrogates, conference calls and e-mails.
Although the findings of the above publications were criticized and debated worldwide, it seems that the two RAAS inhibitor groups might not be therapeutically equivalent.
The EU approach is based on a parity of information concept, which, as explained above, is criticized for disincentivizing independent research that can generate efficient material non-public information that gives savvy investors an edge on the market.
That conceptual cognitions have an appearing object is not admitted by all Tibetan scholars, and, as seen above, is criticized in particular by Sakya Paṇḍita.
William Burdick, Mark Hauswald, and Kenneth Iserson have criticized the above definition as oxymoronic, given the international nature of medicine and the number of physicians working internationally.
