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The phrase "and require a high" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that necessitates a high level of something, such as quality, skill, or intensity.
Example: "The project demands a significant amount of resources and require a high level of expertise to ensure its success."
Alternatives: "and necessitate a high" or "and call for a high".
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Some of the casks are at retired or torn down reactor sites and require a high level of security.
These tools are sophisticated and require a high level of computer literacy.
Long-term proposals that affect the entire ecosystem and require a high level of coordination.
Their configurations and joints are usually complex and require a high level of craftsmanship to assemble.
The data needs for the MDO process are intensive and require a high level of contextualization for the best outcomes.
As can be seen, these processes entail high costs –by academic standards– and require a high degree of access and participation by defence administrations.
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The buyer said he would agree to those terms, even though it would increase the mortgage rate and require a higher down payment, but he told Mr. Rosa to seek a 20percentt price reduction from the seller.
(Open prisons receive less because many inmates eat outside the prison. Young offender institutions are allocated more, as young people burn more energy and require a higher level of nutrition).
Non-planar crack fronts are freely deformable space curves and require a high-dimensional representation.
Pie innards are softer and require a higher initial oven temperature.
If instead Casper had to ship fully formed mattresses, the shipping logistics would be more complicated and require a higher sales price.
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