"height gain" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to the increase in someone's or something's height. For example: "The height gain of the building has been monitored during its construction."
At about 15 cm DBH, growth changed from being directed primarily at height gain to increasing relative crown width.
Graphic plots of height gain with age reveal steady, normal progression but a delayed pubertal growth spurt, concordant with the delay in sexual maturation.
To investigate independent relationships of childhood linear growth (height gain) and relative weight gain to adult cardiovascular disease (CVD) risk traits in Asian Indians.
Oxandrolone (Ox) increases height gain but may also cause voice deepening in growth hormone (GH -treated GH -treatedTurner syndrome (TS).
This is, after all, the town that hosts the Ultra-Trail du Mont-Blanc, an extreme trail race where participants cover 103 miles with 9,400 metres of height gain.
The idea of England's terrain having no real relief is a running joke in other countries, but in the Yorkshire Dales in winter, even the smallest height gain is accompanied by a remarkable punishment from the climate.
The height gain creates a long, steep and extremely challenging hike which can take up to 12 hours and should only be attempted by those who are physically fit and with a head for heights.
With a cumulative height gain of 14,000 metres and a vertical two kilometre climb to an altitude of 3,200m on the final stage, the TAM promises to be a truly tough race.
The Peak Circuit Path is a path around the main peaks, with a distance of about 10 km and height gain and loss of over 2000 m.
Catch-up growth implies a weight gain appropriate for height gain.
By comparison, weight gain in our cohort was similar in z-score to height gain (respectively 0.84 and 1.01 DS).
