The phrase "amount higher than" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing quantities or values, typically in contexts involving measurements, statistics, or financial figures.
Example: "The total cost of the project is expected to be an amount higher than $10,000."
Alternatives: "greater than" or "exceeding".
The building is in contract for an amount higher than the asking price.
Many states have taken matters into their own hands with laws limiting liability; in Arkansas, for example, school districts cannot be sued for an amount higher than their insurance cover.
When a peak is detected, the corresponding phase and the magnitude amount higher than the threshold are latched.
However, parents can set the donation amount higher than 10percentt, we're told, and the average donation is actually 46percentt.
In their study, any amount higher than 1% DHA resulted in a high percentage of abnormal fish, together with high mortality.
But the potential fight fizzled, especially after the state raised the minimum wage to an amount higher than San Diego's over time.
Pending home sales dropped by nearly 21percentt in the West, which has been hit hard by a spike in interest rates on jumbo mortgages — those for amounts higher than $417,000.
These models are not reliable for inclusion amounts higher than 30 vol.%.
Cone-, shand- axon-residingding transcripts with amounts higher than that of a somatodendritic transcript, Actg1 (γ-actin), are selected and classified.
SEM images suggested that incorporating CN amounts higher than 3 wt.% generates phase-segregated systems, and SAXS showed that CH avoid the typical organization of CN at concentrations below 5 wt.%.
Rainfall was relatively light in that state, though a few isolated areas experienced precipitation amounts higher than 15 inches.
