"high loyalty" is a valid and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it to describe someone's demeanor, such as in the sentence: "Tom showed a level of high loyalty by sticking by his friend even when their relationship became strained."
The company's position with existing Tesla car owners — a customer base that offers the attractive properties of high loyalty and high disposable income.
Yes, they have to pay for their membership, but exhibit high loyalty and higher purchase rates.
The first is that there is probably high loyalty among users when it comes time to upgrade.
Also, the traditional family culture ensures a high loyalty of family members to their family business; they thus commit more to their business.
Q3 sales are up 561percentt year over year and the site is seeing high loyalty from consumers, with more than 50% of customers as repeat purchasers.
Indeed, the Apple brand continues to command "high loyalty": in the UK 80% of consumers who own an iPhone have bought another; and 92% say they plan to stick with Apple when they next upgrade.
The true subject of "A Higher Loyalty" is the goodness of James Comey.
According to its product page, customers who bought the pee tape also bought "A Higher Loyalty" by James Comey.
Thus begins the publicity cycle for James Comey's new book, "A Higher Loyalty: Truth, Lies, and Leadership".
Employees who felt encouraged by their supervisors to take renewal breaks reported a nearly 100percentt higher loyalty to their employer.
"I don't care," he told CNN's Jake Tapper during an interview about his new book, "A Higher Loyalty," in which he is highly critical of Trump.
