The phrase "above death" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing themes of transcendence, spirituality, or philosophical concepts related to life and mortality.
Example: "In her writings, she often explored the idea of a state of existence that is above death, suggesting a form of eternal life."
Alternatives: "beyond death" or "transcending death".
"Greed Above, Death Below" (editorial, Aug. 7) doesn't acknowledge some findings in the recent reports on the tragedy that occurred last summer in the Crandall Canyon mine in Utah.
Page A24 GREED ABOVE, DEATH BELOW The need for a criminal inquiry into the Crandall Canyon mine disaster is shockingly clear now that investigators have detailed how greedy mine operators concealed danger warnings and literally chiseled underground pillar supports to the breaking point.
Administrative segregation, on the floor above death row, had no common area, and there was no interaction among the women except yelling.
"I would say that the men that I see would rate genital warts on the quality scale just above death," said Dr. Turner, to laughter.
"I would say that the men that I see would rate genital warts on the quality scale just above death," Dr. Turner said, to laughter.
As mentioned above, death can be construed congruently as a self-engendered process or as brought about by an external agent.
In the examples cited above, the death of cells, organs, or individual plants appears to be "programmed" and, in some sense, adaptive.
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On the other hand, the above mentioned death receptors attract attention as apoptosis-inducing targets.
The above-average death rate was drawn to the attention of the trust by the National Institute for Cardiovascular Outcomes Research NICORR) who analyse data submitted by heart surgeons around the country.
Figures from six hospitals with above-average death rates are being reviewed by an independent expert, to establish whether they need further investigation.
