The phrase "above this number" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a value or figure that is mentioned earlier in the text, typically in a numerical context.
Example: "Please ensure that your final score is above this number to qualify for the next round."
Alternatives: "greater than this number" or "higher than this number".
In 2005, there were 34 million people aged 60 and above, this number was projected to increase by 50% by 2030.
Aldehydes with fewer than about five carbon atoms are soluble in water; however, above this number, the hydrocarbon portion of their molecules makes them insoluble.
Below this number the graph will almost certainly consist of many small islands, and above this number it will almost certainly contain one very large connected component, but not two or more.
Figure 1B shows a sharp decreased response below approximately 10 cigarettes/day, and then a rapid increasing response above this number; however the association was not statistically significant.
Below this number the tree topology may be different, and above this number the CCC values as well as the support values tend to drop.
As mentioned above, this number is likely an under-representation of the total efficiency since it only scores for 'heterotypic' fusion events.
In this number (seen above in a three-hundred-and-sixty-degree video), Dewey "auditions" the kids in his classroom for a new assignment, transforming them, one by one, into a kick-ass rock band.
As discussed above, this resulted in a number of efforts at the national and international level to develop and harmonize testing approaches and regulate EDCs.
I prefer Astaire to Sinatra, but Ms. Tharp makes me hear the extraordinarily honeyed melancholy with which the latter phrases this number, above all its title line.
▪ To be clear, this number (above) includes not only those who are never-married, but also the divorced and widowed.
Here, we assigned 10 508 TRs by clustering 124 217 TSSs according to the method described above (Table 2); however, this number could change depending on the parameters, in particular, the cut-off value for significance under the Poisson distribution.
