"high wages" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the amount of money someone earns for their work. Example: Many people are hoping for high wages when they apply for new jobs.
Her husband, an apprentice electrician, does not earn high wages.
The cost of living is high, wages are low.
The shortage of chefs means they demand increasingly high wages.
There is a negative relationship between unemployment and high wages.
The enduring high wages make unloading unwanted individuals more complicated.
But high wages may have worsened other problems".
These firms need highly trained workers and pay high wages.
Qatar offers high wages, China a glimpse of the relatively unknown (and high wages), while the MLS is home of the American dream (with matchingly dreamy wages).
University graduates have lower unemployment rates and earn high wages throughout their lives.
Urban density is associated with high wages, artistic creativity and entrepreneurial start-ups rather than epidemics.
It requires a highly dedicated, skilled work force that demands high wages.
