"for higher use" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to something being used for a more advanced purpose. For example, "This software was designed for higher use, so it can handle more complex tasks."
Mr. Garrison estimated that 10 to 15 percent of hotels in the United States now offered at least some kind of Wi-Fi service with fees for higher use.
Substantially longer stays for patients with the PPCs accounted for higher use of resources by this group.
15 16 29 Despite the apparently consistent evidence for higher use of primary healthcare services in women, two important limitations to the evidence base remain.
For long-term health care use, our analysis was underpowered because it was not possible to account for higher use of resources by patients who died earlier [ 50].
But, even after adjusting the findings for high use in certain urban areas, crack was never the epidemic it was held up to be.
Somatoform disorders, for example, have more than five times the risk for anxiety and depression with almost four times the risk for high use of hospital appointments [38].
Estimated intakes for Ni, Cu, and Pb were well below their ADIs even for high use.
We established an arbitrary score for high use and high satisfaction (> 4.5) for student reporting on MUSO.
A significant 42% increased risk was found for high use of sunbeds (summary relative risk 1.42, 95% confidence interval 1.15 to 1.74; fig 4).
Prices for song downloads will be $0.99, the company says, but will vary for high-use users.
Have carpets professionally cleaned at least once every twelve to eighteen months, more often for high-use areas.
