The phrase "and high in a" is not correct and does not form a complete or usable expression in written English.
It may be intended to describe something elevated or significant, but it lacks context and clarity.
Example: "The mountain peaks were and high in a way that took my breath away."
Alternatives: "and elevated in a" or "and lofty in a".
This grain is very hard and high in a certain type of gluten, which results in pasta's unique texture.
Her hair is wrapped, dense and high, in a bird's nest, her dress low cut, full-length and floral, her fingers clamped in vintage rings.
Nine diets including three levels of metabolizable energy (ME, 11.30, 12.13 and 12.97 MJ ME kg− 1) each at three levels of EAA (low, medium and high) in a 3 × 3 factorial design were formulated.
The hope when we first decided to enlist Olive the Hairless Cat as our Picks Expert was that she'd demonstrate a hitherto untapped ability to predict the outcomes of athletic competitions and make us rich enough to get both drunk and high in a single night, instead of having to pick one or the other.
Respondents also may reinterpret numerical levels by recoding them qualitatively as low, medium, and high in an attempt to simplify comparisons.
These products have been tested for glycaemic properties (low and high) in an independent accredited laboratory at the University of Sydney, Australia.
Wages soared, pushing inflation higher and higher in a vicious circle.
Driven by the rubber-band motor, the tiny copy of a 1932 De Havilland Puss Moth with a red fuselage and white wings raced forward and lifted into the air, climbing higher and higher in a looping arc.
Collectors are tumbling over one another to rate contemporary art higher and higher, in a frenzy that feels religious — the market as a medieval cathedral under construction, whose consumption of resources declares the priority of immaterial belief over practical needs.
We predicted that dampening would be lowest in a never-depressed group and highest in a currently depressed group.
The risk is evident for exposure in the previous year, and higher in a 4 year distributed lag model.
