The phrase "also the height of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a peak or maximum point of something, often in a figurative sense.
Example: "This project represents not only our efforts but also the height of innovation in our field."
Alternatives: "also the pinnacle of" or "also the peak of".
Insisting that it is the only recourse is not only simplistic but also the height of arrogance in judging another.
These sorts of people, typical characters in Philippine movies and television shows, represent, in their paleness, fashion-consciousness and frequent usage of English rather than Tagalog or other native languages, the height of arrogance – but also the height of success.
He continued: "Because it was also the height of political season, so you had a lot of slogans and gimmicks and outraged politicians, they were waving their three-point-plans for two-dollar-a-gallon gas.
In this sort of climate it is not just the paranoid, but the faceless, who survive.Facelessness or at least humility is also the height of fashion among management consultants and business gurus.
The relative insertion loss afforded by a given multi-edge configuration was found to be a function of the location of the source, the barrier and the receiver and also the height of the barrier.
The early 1990s were also the height of the AIDS crisis in this country (one of Ms. Smith's younger twin sisters died of AIDS in the late 1980s), and various ideas about the human body, particularly in response to the new epidemic, were circulating in and around the art world.
Also, adjusting the height of your office chair too often will wear it down much faster.
Months ago, he also cut the height of his proposed towers.
The 1980s also marked the height of her friendly rivalry with Chris Evert.
"An eye gaze can be aggressive to an enemy, but eye gaze can also be the height of intimacy".
He also said the height of a building should not be dictated solely by plans that were made years ago.
