'high degrees of' is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, you could write, "When trying to succeed, you must have high degrees of dedication and commitment."
High degrees of modification were obtained by both methods.
For anyone accustomed to high degrees of control, this can seem, at first, like an affront.
"It's the end of the era where Wall Street carries high degrees of power and prestige.
Analyzing these systems requires high degrees of expertise in computer security.
High degrees of work-related commuting and relocation are central features of contemporary societies.
Future work may also be focused around making complex decisions – using creativity, leadership and high degrees of self management".
"They may have high degrees of success in some areas of life but pay for it in others".
We demonstrate high degrees of coupling through processes such as exhumation of rocks with different erodibilities.
Field experiments are experiments in settings with high degrees of naturalism.
Conclusions: Our results demonstrate that the BioTonix's video system has high degrees of reliability and validity.
