The phrase "at a higher part" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a location or position that is elevated or situated above another part.
Example: "The view from the balcony is much better at a higher part of the building."
Alternatives: "in an elevated position" or "at an upper section".
To achieve a high part quality at low cycle times, the thermal behavior of the autoclave mold can be investigated by means of simulations.
He suggests another, more scaled-down version that he says is effective but demands less travel: Athletes live at a high altitude part of a week and go through relatively light workouts.
The magnitude of the stresses was reduced from the bracing members at lower part to the bracing members at higher part of the tower.
The majority of cross-peaks is overlapped and stems from side chains of residues in random coil-like conformations (signal at a higher number of parts per million of the H dimension), which are typically more solvent-exposed and flexible than residues in folded protein segments.
The hospital also expects to treat fewer patients at a higher cost this year, in part because of new health-care policies intended to get patients out of hospitals as quickly as possible.
Any toddler who is entering daycare and will be around a lot of other babies would be at a higher risk of being part of a measles, mumps, or rubella outbreak, or of starting one.
Put a mark at the highest part of the leopard, a mark where the tail meets the body and another at the end of the tail, one where the edge is closest to the right, marks for where any protrusions like feet go and where the belly is.
"We are really aiming at the higher parts, like engines and pistons," he said.
As you watch yourself rowing at a higher cadence, see what parts of your technique stay with you.
