The phrase "higher educational establishment" is correct and usable in written English.
You might use it when referring to a college, university, or other institution that provides a higher level of education. For example, "I'm currently attending a higher educational establishment to earn my Master's degree."
Among the cultural and educational facilities of Omsk are agricultural, engineering, medical, and veterinary institutes and other research and higher educational establishments.
Alberto had his secondary schooling in Perugia, the nearest town with high-level educational establishments, and at age 19 embarked on medical studies.
Building off the mega-success of MIT's groundbreaking experiment in free online lectures, MIT OpenCourseWare (with 125 million lifetime views), an increasing number of high-profile educational establishments began offering similar services.
It is high time for the educational establishment to recognize and genuinely address the many challenges of middle school education — especially through teacher training.
According to Bakouros (2006), Crete is one of the top three regions of Greece in the last 25 to 30 years regarding the establishments of higher educational institutions and the place where the biggest Greek research foundation, i.e., the Foundation of Research and Technology, has its headquarters.
Hardly the kind of thing you'd expect of an establishment of higher learning – but then ACM is not your typical educational establishment, and this is no ordinary higher learning.
The data suggest that, in this educational establishment, 46% of these higher level treatments and 55% of patients receiving this care were delegated by the dental students to dental hygienist-therapy students.
President Obama has finally declared that the educational establishment's obsession with high-stakes testing has gone too far.
There was much new construction and the establishment of various research and higher educational institutions (teacher training, agriculture, medicine, and engineering and construction).
