The phrase "exposed above" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe something that is visible or easily seen, often because it is located at a higher position. Example: The ceiling fan was broken, its wires exposed above where the blades should have been spinning.
So the parameter modifications that affect the results in the direction exposed above will be selected.
As per the arguments exposed above, a primary issue concerns the opportunity, if not the necessity, to have a truer coincidence between citizens and places, area and administration.
I accept the criticism exposed above, particularly as a further opportunity to add or remove support to the hypothesis.
Indeed, due to the restrictions exposed above, a fair number of genes cannot be analyzed this way: ORFans of course but also genes with only one or a small number of homologs leading to an inconclusive situation.
Recognized as the only place in the world where rocks from Earth's mantle are actively exposed above sea level (a result of geologic activity), the island is an exposed portion of the seabed, the Macquarie Ridge, where the Pacific and Indian-Australian plates meet.
Mosses and lichens survive up to about 15,000 feet, but bare rock and ice are exposed above that height.
In Israel, the pumps at the Sea of Galilee (Lake Kinneret), its largest reservoir, were exposed above the water level, rendering pumping impossible.
The song began with his quavery tenor voice exposed above hymnlike chords, then took on pomp and heft as he implored, "Set my spirit free".
The original art was even more explicit, as Moore asked Bolland to draw Barbara fully topless, breasts exposed above a gruesome gunshot wound in her abdomen.
And there is the harrowing story of the Dutch tough guy Wilco Van Rooijen, who, nearly blind and hallucinating, endured two nights exposed above 25,000 feet.
The large mosquitoes that have been buzzing around me are trapped in a swarm inside the upturned hull where my head now is and set about my face and neck, exposed above my zipped fleece, with vicious abandon.
