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The phrase "above the window" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a location or position that is higher than a window, often in contexts related to architecture, design, or placement of objects.
Example: "The painting was hung above the window, allowing natural light to illuminate it beautifully."
Alternatives: "over the window" or "higher than the window".
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"The flames were above the window.
Above the window there's a cartoon of me as a toby jug and one of me on a horse, accusing me of being a champagne socialist.
Instead of a rod, she installed metal knobs above the window frame, below right; any drawer pull or knob will do.
"Tom Morris Golf Shop (established 1848)," reads the sign above the window display of shirts and sweaters where the original club-making workbench was.
Now, despite a sign above the window offering breakfast sandwiches, they sell nothing else, aside from bottled drinks and buttered rolls ($1) meant for soup-sopping.
"Just ask, we have it," read the handwritten sign above the window, "*Except for hot food, sandwiches, coffee, tea and other hot beverages".
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Above the windows are ornaments reminiscent of the Medici family crest.
They didn't notice some exposed drywall above the windows, which had been covered by drapes.
Those bags are installed along the headliner just above the windows.
Hours later, after the fire was extinguished and the smoke had cleared, the building appeared charred above the windows.
And then, above the windows, the repeated, impassive face of an owl, the signature detail of this structure.
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