"high amplification" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to emphasize the importance, quality, or level of something. For example: "We experienced high amplification of the sound after adjusting the volume controls."
Snatches of the popular classics, meanwhile, are played at high amplification, intercut with electrical static and crackly radio recordings.
The sedimentary sites show high amplification of seismic waves.
Red colors indicate low frequency and high amplification, while blue colors indicate high frequency and low.
We are not aware of any other rock site presenting so high amplification levels.
For dual-color genotyping, we designed a novel universal primer with high amplification efficiency and specificity.
A high amplification characteristic and maximum stroke of 100 μm can be achieved.
In general, shallower bedrock depth means very high amplification of input motions at higher frequencies (> 10 Hz) and higher depth of bedrock will produce high amplification in lower frequencies (1 3 Hz).
Surface geometry alone does not explain high amplification and polarization at sites with pronounced topography (Burjánek et al. 2014).
More complex and realistic pathways can combine high amplification and signaling rates with maintenance of a stable off-state.
Recently, novel biomolecules separation and detection methods based on ion concentration polarization (ICP) phenomena have been extensively researched due to its high amplification ratio and high-speed accumulation.
In the same way, high-rise buildings show high amplification at top floors (i.e., low damping ratio) at the eigenfrequencies (e.g., Arakawa and Yamamoto 2004).
