The phrase "high nutrition" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It can be used to describe food or a diet that is rich in essential nutrients and beneficial for health. Example: "The salad contains a variety of vegetables and lean protein, making it a high nutrition meal option for those watching their diet."
Whole, unprocessed ingredients make for easy preparation and high nutrition.
I rank kohlrabi second for flavor, high nutrition and low calories.
"We are buying local dates and making them into fortified high nutrition cookies and it gives the kids they energy they need.
Urban consumers and urban food systems provide an enormous opportunity for increasing the consumption of biofortified bajra and other high nutrition foods.
It would also require that produce be of high quality, with high nutrition, and would require that the farms had an active biology, including healthy soil, birds, worms and so on.
The high nutrition diet had concentrate inclusions (g/kg of dry matter) of 600, 500, and 400 for lactation days of <101, 101 to 200, and >200, respectively, and the low nutrition diet included concentrates at 300, 200, and 100 for the same periods.
Overall, STAR's protocol-driven changes in nutrition rate provide higher nutrition rates to hyperglycaemic patients than those of 158 ICUs from 20 countries.
The authors insist on the essential point for paediatric patients, i.e. the dynamics of growth and weight gain, which justify a higher nutrition intake than in adults.
STAR outperformed SPRINT by providing higher nutrition and safe, effective control for all days of stay, as well as reducing time on protocol and workload.
As a result, some patients may be able to receive higher nutrition rates than reported here and still be able to be provided effective GC.
Therefore, this 'Heyland ideal' value may overestimate the caloric goal required for improved outcomes and may be reflective of 'less sick' patients tolerating higher nutrition.
