The phrase "adolescents reported higher" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing survey results or research findings that indicate a higher level of something among adolescents compared to other groups.
Example: "In the study, adolescents reported higher levels of anxiety than their adult counterparts."
Alternatives: "young people indicated greater" or "teenagers expressed higher".
No difference was found between parental and self-reports for the bullying experienced by the adolescents with ASD or special needs; however, TD adolescents reported higher levels of victimization than their parents reported for them.
These adolescents reported higher levels of well-being [ 17].
Overweight and obese Jamaican adolescents reported higher numbers of risk factors for T2D and CVD than their non-obese counterparts.
Although 15-year old male adolescents reported higher GSE, higher SOC, and lower N than female adolescents, they also consumed alcohol and cannabis more frequently.
Conditioning on the same underlying functioning, parents of overweight adolescents reported higher scores for items #11 and #16 (0.4 and 0.4 units, respectively) than parents of normal weight adolescents.
Male adolescents reported higher by 10.57 units scores compared to female adolescents, age had a negative effect and OSLO social support sum score was positively correlated with the self-perception total score reported.
On the other hand, adolescents reporting higher religiosity, and parental affirmation were less likely to be offered illicit drugs.
The higher association is with age (older adolescents reporting higher school competence), and with FAS (more affluent adolescents reporting less competence).
Only very few adolescents report high levels of anxiety or hopelessness, for example.
In addition, only adolescents reporting high baseline levels of hopelessness showed a decrease in depressive symptoms after completing the prevention program [ 16], and only adolescents reporting elevated levels of anxiety showed a reduction in depressive symptoms up to 12-months follow-up [ 26].
Adolescents who reported higher discharge levels of motivation to change also reported greater levels of social integration at discharge.
