The phrase "drastically high" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a particularly large increase, for example: "The cost of rent in this area increased drastically high this year."
"The price Ukraine has paid - and is still paying - for it is drastically high".
This drastically high transcription accounts for the increased intracellular RNA content observed in ∆fob1Sup16[pRRN5] strain.
The term "annealing" refers to a physical process by which the minimal energy state of a solid can be found by heating and then slow cooling from drastically high temperature.
However, the residual toxicity of contaminated soil remained drastically high before the desired cleanup is complete and it can represent a limiting factor in the bioremediation of sub-Antarctic soil.
Thankfully Egypt has not faced the drastically high rates of malnutrition other countries have suffered, but only through heavy government intervention (something between 3 and 14percentt of government expenditure).
A drastically high p Ka of 6 (10.88) compared with the p Ka of parent compound 1 (8.38) was attributed to the formation of an intramolecular hydrogen bond between the hydroxyl group and the neighboring fluorine atom.
Such increases would be the highest in two decades and drastically higher than in recent times.
At Amalgamated, the second energy shock hit last month: drastically higher heating oil prices, up 51percentt over last fall.
More than eight million riders on New York City subways are facing drastically higher fares and longer waits thanks largely to Malcolm Smith, the Senate majority leader, and his fellow Democrats.
Around 15percentt of New York City applicants processed by On-Site.com have been involved in landlord-tenant court cases, a "drastically higher" figure than found elsewhere, Mr. Harrington said.
In France and Germany, where union coverage is drastically higher and protections are stronger, there has been a steady erosion in the past few years.
