"higher insight" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to a deeper understanding of a concept or idea. For example, "This book helped me gain a higher insight into the history of the Civil War."
Insight, in particular, predicts several emotion and self-evaluation markers: individuals with higher insight have a better functioning on this kind of capability, and insight predicts well-being markers [44].
More recent developments of Reverse Genetics and Cell-Free Assembly systems have allowed integration of the accumulated structural and molecular knowledge to be tested at meticulous level, yielding higher insight into basic molecular virology, from which the rational design of safe efficacious vaccines has been possible.
Higher insight was related to a stronger therapeutic alliance (SCC ranging from 0.38 to 0.48, p < 0.0001).
Those participants who agreed to participate in the insight assessment may have had better relationships with the staff, may have more clearly perceived the beneficial effects of treatment, or may have had a higher insight level than those who did not.
Higher insight at baseline was also associated with milder clinical severity (SCC between the SUMD items and the CGI score ranged from 0.29 to 0.39, p < 0.0001; Table 2) and better global functioning (SCC between the items of the SUMD and the GAF score ranged from −0.31 to −0.34, p < 0.0001; Table 2).
The existence of the three faculties in human souls that make up prophecy serves for him as an explanation of the higher insights that mystics such as Sufi masters have in comparison to other people.
Influenced by the bhakti movement, Ramanuja had admitted two ways of emancipation: in addition to the meditative method of the highest insight (jnana) into the oneness of soul and God, which destroys the residues of karma and propitiates God to win his grace, there is the way of bhakti.
Better insight into illness was strongly associated with higher levels of compliance, with an almost threefold increase in the odds of high compliance from moderate to high insight and a threefold decrease from moderate to low/none.
Although the System's own very existence depends upon the transition from theoretical to practical philosophy, which requires the breaking-off of Jacobi's chain of 'conditions' by something unconditioned, Schelling is concerned to understand how the highest insight must be into reality as a product of the interrelation of both the 'conscious' and the 'unconscious'unconscious
With a bit of effort, we can connect to this deepest and highest insight more frequently and shorten the gap between hearing its directives and summoning the strength to carry them out.
All these three subjects belonged to the high insight group.
