The phrase "has a higher order" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that is of a greater or more significant level or rank. For example: - "In mathematics, quadratic equations have a higher order than linear equations." - "The Supreme Court's decisions hold a higher order of authority than lower courts." - "The executive branch has a higher order of power compared to the legislative and judicial branches."
In contrast to recently suggested explicit high-order accurate methods based on the time-discontinuous Galerkin method, the new method is more accurate (has a higher order of accuracy) and has better algorithmic properties (e.g., a higher-stability limit) at the same computational efforts.
The results show that the method proposed here preserves volumes better and has a higher order of convergence.
The existence of such consensus sequences suggests that we adopt an observation model that has a higher order Markov property with respect to the observations.
When two streams of different orders join, the channel segment immediately downstream has a higher order of the two joining streams.
The prototype cavity also satisfies all design constraints and has a higher order mode spectrum consistent with the optimized shape geometry.
It is clear that the quasi-Newton equation (1.10) also contains both gradient and function value information, and it has been proved that the new formula has a higher order approximation to (nabla^{2} f(x)).
Each of these elements has a high order interpolation function for the constitutive response to capture the large nonlinearities that exist within these.
The antenna/plant has a high order and disturbances from the host spacecraft are transmitted to the antenna and need to be attenuated, while a high degree of pointing accuracy must be achieved.
It is well-known that the Bulirsch-Stoer method has a high order of accuracy: this is the reason it is able to use large steps whilst still finding very accurate solutions.
Digital voltmeters generally have a higher order of accuracy than analogue instruments.
And every function must have a higher order than its arguments.
