The phrase "higher endorsement" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means a stronger or more enthusiastic approval or support for something. Example: The CEO's speech received higher endorsement from the shareholders compared to last year's presentation.
This study also showed that children's CP is endorsed by most adults, with higher endorsement in rural areas than in urban settings (52 and 37%, respectively) (37).
There can probably be no higher endorsement given the size of the task ahead of him and Rupert's love of Rebekah and James.
The digital players receive higher endorsement contracts; players don't mind because they get a major cut of the revenue.
The latent regressions showed that high school size was modestly related to conservatism (the smaller the class, the higher endorsement of conservatism).
Those undergoing a dietary change expressed a higher endorsement of natural concerns as well as health, sociability, social image, and price motives than those with an established diet including beans and soy products.
The consumer panel also gave higher endorsement ratings to statements related to providing reassurance and support to the suicidal person.
Additionally, participants provided higher endorsements for e-mail applications than other modalities and cognitive-behaviorally-oriented practitioners more strongly endorsed the use of Internet-based interventions than psychoanalytically-oriented practitioners.
Despite the high endorsement of affective regulation functions of NSI, most individuals who self-injure endorse multiple functions [ 14, 17, 26].
It's Google's highest endorsement".
An influential government task force today granted its highest endorsement to the practice of taking aspirin to help people at increased risk of heart attacks.
Edward Snowden has secured his highest endorsement yet in the US when former vice-president Al Gore described the leaking of top secret intelligence documents as "an important service".
