The phrase "have higher durability" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means that something has a longer lifespan or can withstand more wear and tear. Example: This brand of shoes is known to have higher durability, making them ideal for hiking and other outdoor activities.
These clothes are light, designed for frequent washing, have high durability, and are rated by "zones" for specific climates.
From two types of graphite foil, i.e., pyrolytic graphite and expanded flake-type graphite, the former has higher durability because its graphene sheets are crystallized in a planar direction with a highly oriented structure, which has a stronger van der Waals bonding.
On the basis of meniscus interfacial force theory, I proposed a spherical pad slider that is inherently stable in the near-contact regime and that has high durability against intermittent contact, which is necessary for future high-density magnetic recording.
Therefore, the optimization of the blending ratio of CS has to be proceed to make high performance concrete having high durability, strength and flow-ability when CS is used.
(3) The optimization of the blending ratio of CS has to be proceed to make high performance concrete having high durability, strength and flow-ability when CS is used.
Shotcrete is known to have high strength, good durability and limitless shape possibility, and is normally applied to repair and restoration of concrete structure and often employed for ground support.
One of them is ultra-high performance concrete (UHPC) having high strength, high durability, and good workability (Richard and Cheyrezy 1995; Schmidt and Fehling 2005), on which active research is still now being conducted.
It is shown that concrete incorporating CWP as large replacement of cement has high strength and excellent durability.
ZrO2 incorporation into CeO2 is reported to have high thermal durability in terms of oxygen storage capacity (OSC).
