"high conviction" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe someone's strong belief or opinion. For example: I have a high conviction that this is the right decision to make.
But it also has a fishily high conviction rate, at 99.9%.
But critics say the high conviction rate creates a presumption of guilt in the cases that do come to court.
The teams give their "high conviction ideas" to Mr. Cohen, who directly manages only about 10 percent of the fund.
The real Hopkins facilitated matters by having a special retractable pin made, ensuring a very high conviction rate.
In New York, district attorneys are elected officials, so maintaining a high conviction rate is an important political tool.
Prosecutors want high conviction rates and are understandably comfortable having defendants spend longer times awaiting disposition as leverage in plea bargaining.
Currently, while the arrest rate is high, convictions are woefully rare.
UBS said: We have upgraded Carnival to buy from neutral based on higher conviction in the forward outlook.
I welcome the work of Sarcs and hope that this leads to a higher conviction rate for the guilty.
In 1978 he personally tried two capital murder cases and, he says, consistently chalked up some of the highest conviction rates in the state.
Then, as now, the commission stated that blanket exclusions could unfairly hurt black and Latino applicants because they have considerably higher conviction records and the criminal offenses might be long ago and have little bearing on a current job.
