"higher noise" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the increased volume of a sound. For example, "The higher noise coming from outside made it difficult to concentrate."
At a given volume level, earbuds deliver higher noise levels than over-the-ear headphones.
While one of the strategies leads to fewer transistors, the other one has higher noise margin.
The higher noise susceptibility is to be counterbalanced by filtering and robust control approaches on-board.
The recent analysis of the GRACE star camera data (SCA1B revealedvealed their unexpectedly higher noise.
Among the higher noise levels measured (>80 dB(A)), this type of vehicle is dominant.
SCA1B RL02 contains systematically higher noise of about a factor 3 4.
A few more people at each of these airports would suffer higher noise levels as a result, but their numbers would be small compared with those at Heathrow.
Cylindrical roughness generates higher noise levels at the highest frequencies, especially for the zero-pressure-gradient turbulent boundary layer case.
US researchers say the behaviour may be a response to higher noise levels in urban environments, leading city squirrels to warn each other of predators using tail flagging more often than calls.
Higher noise levels will result in higher CV values.
This suggests that higher noise intensity helps improve the reliability.
