The phrase "above critics" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey a sense of superiority or being beyond the judgment of critics, but it lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "The artist's work is often seen as above critics, transcending conventional evaluations."
Alternatives: "beyond criticism" or "superior to critics".
During the side preparation procedure increase in the bone temperature above critic limit causes irreversible osteonecrosis.
You tower above your critics.
Above all, critics say, statistics show a sharp rise in drug use by teenagers, in fatal car accidents involving drivers under the influence of cannabis and of hospitals treating overdoses.
Studios were not above quoting critics who did not exist (Sony), or hiring actors to masquerade as moviegoers and give a thumbs-up to a film in a television ad (20th Century Fox), or plucking out positive words from negative reviews.
Above all, critics point out, if this non-physical mental stuff did exist, how could it cause physical things to happen – as when the feeling of pain causes me to jerk my fingers away from the saucepan's edge?
Mayor Pavel Bem said a team of experts was examining the design, above, which critics have said has no place in the historic center of Prague, a Unesco World Heritage site.
As noted above, democratic critics tend not to be as utterly dismissive of constitutions and constitutional rights protections as their more hard-line cousins.
They were, "above all, critics, aiming to put human intelligence to use as an engine for understanding human nature, for analyzing man as a sociable being, and the natural environment in which he lived".
As noted above, many critics have held that Searle is quite right on this point no matter how you program a computer, the computer will not literally be a mind and the computer will not understand natural language.
If he were healthy and wise, he would rise above his critics and make them look petty and vindictive.
