The phrase "above the opening" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a location or position that is situated higher than a specific entry point or aperture.
Example: "The sign was placed above the opening to ensure that everyone could see it clearly."
Alternatives: "over the entrance" or "atop the opening".
Olympic rings ablaze above the opening ceremony.
Above the opening, the word "réparation" has been scrawled.
The blue-black glistening blade hangs between posts high above the opening for the head.
The parties eventually settled on $125 a share, just 4 percent above the opening offer Onyx had rejected.
The frame can slide horizontally in either direction to place any matrix from any row above the opening to the mold.
In building construction, a beam is a horizontal member spanning an opening and carrying a load that may be a brick or stone wall above the opening, in which case the beam is often called a lintel (see post-and-lintel system).
Stumpy lintels above the openings screen the blinding Florida light.
The thin parallel lines in Fig. 1c represent the BSFs, inclined by 32° from the growth direction, originating from the template above the openings.
Growth from the underlying GaN template above the openings leads, under appropriate MOVPE conditions, to the formation of crystals with an asymmetric shape.
Watch Stewart and Minhaj debate the "Awesome" issue above, and watch the opening clip below for the latest on the torture report, including Sen. John McCain's reaction.
Speaking on Saturday at the lavish opening of the New Acropolis Museum, a $200 million center built in part to prove to the world that Greece has the capability to care for its antiquities, Mr. Papoulias (above at the opening) said, "It's time to heal the wounds of the monument with the return of the marbles which belong to it".
