The phrase "and highest at the" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing levels, measurements, or rankings that reach their peak at a certain point.
Example: "The temperature was recorded as the hottest of the year, and highest at the peak of the afternoon."
Alternatives: "and peak at the" or "and maximum at the".
Anxiety was clinically elevated and highest at the pre-counseling stage, though it dissipated to normal levels over time.
However, total phytoplankton abundance was lowest at Iceberg Alley in the area of highest meltwater contribution, as indicated by low mean temperature in the mixed layer, and highest at the control site.
The hydrogen flux is lowest on top of the membranes and highest at the bottom of the membranes, which is caused by the formation of densified zones on top of the membranes and the fact that the membranes shield their own top side from hydrogen replenishment.
Second, turning to the choices in accordance with the proportional solution, Table 3 reveals again that the probability of observing a corresponding answer is lowest in Athens and highest at the sites in Spain, with Galway and Venice being close.
Some indirect support for this notion is taken from well established differences in stress responsiveness that track circadian patterns of glucocorticoid levels; stress responsiveness is lowest at the circadian peak of glucocorticoid levels, and highest at the circadian nadir.
Median age was lowest at the Hart Senate Building site and highest at the Brentwood facility.
"Can't do 'Higher and Higher' at the Carlyle.
The least-understood phase is mixed states, with lows and highs at the same time.
The structures were between 10 to 40 kilometres across, irregular, and higher at the centre than at the sides.
"We won't do 'Higher and Higher' at the Carlyle," Mr. Campbell volunteered out of the blue.
?This line must go low at the start of a transmission and high at the end of a transmission.
