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The phrase "are elevated enough" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether something meets a certain height or level, often in a metaphorical sense.
Example: "The standards we set for our project are elevated enough to ensure high-quality outcomes."
Alternatives: "are sufficiently elevated" or "are high enough".
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But neither of those pollutants are elevated enough near the freeway to violate health standards.
Weinhold and EHP also chose not to correct his statements, which he directly attributed to our report: Studies have found that many toxics … can occur at higher concentrations downstream of oil sands operations than upstream (in some cases all the way to Lake Athabasca), and some of these are elevated enough to kill fish.
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It was elevated enough just to let him tap it over Bordick's head.
Her house is elevated enough that she and her husband, Greg, should be able to outlast the flood, she said.
We were elevated enough to see an interesting cityscape, and I noticed other buildings and new features of Downtown Durham.
There's a fun little popup flash that's elevated enough that you won't catch the shadow of your lens in the picture.
The procedure requires a trolley or reclining chair that can be elevated enough to put the breast in the mammogram machine.
We advised EHP that we reported no evidence of higher levels of contaminants persisting to Lake Athabasca, nor did Weinhold's blanket statement about levels being elevated enough to kill fish accurately reflect our conclusions.
When a child's blood glucose levels are still normal, or even if they are elevated but not enough for a diagnosis of diabetes to be made, taking action can have long-term benefits in all children at high risk for type 2 diabetes.
Studies have consistently found undiagnosed diabetes to be associated with increased risk of mortality (2– 4), and many studies have also shown levels of glucose that are elevated, but not enough for a diagnosis of diabetes, such as impaired fasting glucose, to be associated with increased mortality (2– 4).
PEOPLE who develop Type 2 diabetes have usually been prediabetic for years, meaning their blood-sugar levels are elevated but not high enough to qualify as diabetic.
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