The phrase "elevated surface area" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to science, engineering, or design, particularly when discussing materials or structures that have a larger surface area than usual.
Example: "The new design features an elevated surface area, which enhances the material's ability to absorb heat."
Alternatives: "increased surface area" or "enhanced surface area."
The elevated surface area to mass ratio, a common characteristic of nanoparticles, makes it promising.
Graphene is a 2D material that has been extensively used in the development of devices for the medical proposes due to properties such as an elevated surface area and excellent electrical conductivity.
The improved PEC performance of MgTi2O5 electrode was attributed to the increased photo absorption ability, elevated surface area, and more efficient electron/hole transfer which were confirmed by measurements such as linear sweep voltage, transient photocurrent and electrochemical impedance spectroscopy.
Small dispersible particles with elevated dissolution surface area were formed and had pellet fast-release characteristics unaffected by prolonged matrix storage.
Urban Heat Islands (UHI) are urban and suburban areas with elevated surface and air temperatures relative to surrounding rural areas.
However at elevated temperatures, the surface areas and pore volumes of meso-SAPO-11 especially for the mesopores increased dramatically.
Porous structures provided a larger surface area with an elevated active surface, thus attributing better catalytic degradation properties of nanosized ZnO particles on the organic dye Rhodamine B over commercial ZnO (Fluka).
Our results clearly showed that higher removal efficiency from the lower grade limestone sample (S) was probably related to its higher specific surface area, combined with elevated concentrations of silica and other impurities, as indicated earlier in this paper.
Phosphoric acid-treated lignin and its chars produced at an elevated temperature possess high porosity and surface area.
Keeping the area in which the hematoma has occurred on an elevated surface will reduce blood flow to that specific area, preventing the increase of the hematoma's dimensions.
Divisions of individual muscles are also marked by elevated ridges, allowing estimation of the relative surface area of attachment of different muscle segments, as well as of entire muscles.
