The phrase "an unpublished high" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing something that has not been made public or released, particularly in relation to achievements or records.
Example: "The athlete achieved an unpublished high in her performance during the trials, which could potentially break the existing record."
Alternatives: "a confidential peak" or "a private record".
Mr. Solzhenitsyn had been an obscure, middle-aged, unpublished high school science teacher in a provincial Russian town when he burst onto the literary stage in 1962 with "One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich".
Given the current lack of data for hazard characterization, it is also advisable to evaluate the availability of unpublished, high-quality data sources.
Their finding of lower blood loss with tetrastarch than pentastarch is attributable to publication bias, since an unpublished trial with higher blood loss and more frequent reoperation for bleeding after tetrastarch was omitted [ 1, 5].
"Bridges and Rails: Photographs by O. Winston Link," through Sept. 30, also includes the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge under construction in 1963 and 1964 and an unpublished photo essay, "Triborough From High Places," 1965 to 1968.
Furthermore, in an unpublished clinical case series of symptomatic high-risk offspring who had not yet developed a diagnosable mood disorder (i.e., anxiety and panic disorder, circadian disturbances), the DST was uniformly positive during the acute episodes (Grof unpublished).
B. Grabowski, B. McAdam, V. Thorsteinsson and G. Marteinsdóttir, unpublished manuscript), high effective population sizes and recent separation history are two nonexclusive explanations that could mask underlying stock structure (Case et al. 2006).
Because coal plants emit virtually no BC (Edgerton E, Mueller P, Monroe L, Jansen J, Waid C, unpublished data), high BC in urban SO4 indicators reflects both SO4 and BC from diesels in an SO4 factor, derived from measurements near a thoroughfare.
Because the probability of solving the technical innovation task increases with the number of pecks (Sol et al, unpublished), this higher pecking frequency of highly urbanized mynas is likely to reflect a higher propensity for exploration.
During DNA-damaging treatments such as cisplatin [29] and γ-radiation (Al-Ejeh et al., unpublished observations), higher levels of La antigen are detected and co-localize with the γH2AX marker of DNA double-stranded break formation in malignant cells in vitro [29], suggesting that La is involved in early DNA-damage responses.
We also found a strong association with Canadian winter or spring season in three of our studies [ 27, 32] (Smieja et al, unpublished), with highest prevalence between February and April.
