The phrase "an even higher resolution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing improvements in image quality, display settings, or any context where resolution is relevant.
Example: "The new monitor offers an even higher resolution than the previous model, providing sharper images and better detail."
Alternatives: "a greater resolution" or "an enhanced resolution".
SXGA+, an even higher resolution (1,400 by 1,050) can be found on some of the newer projectors.
Next, Avomeen suggested that we take the analysis to an even higher resolution, by using liquid chromatography-tandem mass spectrometry (LC-MS/MS).
The online studio asks people to refrain from commercial uses and sells images of an even higher resolution that are more suitable for that purpose.
The 2009 recording could be rematerialized a hundred years from now—and at an even higher resolution, because current printing technology is not refined enough to harness all the data in the scans.
TEM provided an even higher resolution than optical imaging.
The sensitive instrument could become more than a curiosity, say the designers, who hope to use the technique to develop an even higher resolution magnetic resonance force microscope (MRFM), able to detect the tiny electromagnetic pulses that come from atoms' interaction with magnetic fields.
Only one, though, seems to be touting an even higher-resolution technology.
After the introduction of a corrector to compensate for the spherical aberration of a TEM and the acceptance of this new instrumentation for high-resolution CTEM (conventional transmission electron microscope) and STEM (scanning transmission electron microscope) by the electron microscopy community, a demand for even higher resolution far below 1 Å has emerged.
In the Supplementary Material online, we present an estimation of substitution rate in even higher resolution using 100 bps long windows along CGI and their 2.5-kbp flanking regions.
A larger ensemble of GCMs and even higher resolution RCM simulations might yield enhanced local information that could be used for adaptation.
Hence the systematic resolution dependence of Ṁ and (phi_{B}) in the (even higher resolution) 2D simulations appears to be an artefact of the axisymmetry.
