"higher perception" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a heightened or more intense understanding or awareness of something. For example: "His higher perception allowed him to make an accurate prediction of the stock market."
H2 Households with a higher perception of probability, threat, worry, and fear of the unknown are more likely to relocate; households with a higher perception of controllability are less likely to relocate.
These are the demographic groups who initially had the higher perception gaps and the more uncertain expectations.
This finding can be interpreted as a higher perception of traffic risk associated with rural trips over urban trips.
Another difficult market to enter for foreign companies is Mexico, because it has "a higher perception of bribery and corrupt practices," says the report, which means media and entertainment companies have to deal with a higher risk for fraud.
This reflects the fact that the "local" scene change should result in higher perception of DWE if the halftone pixels do not change "sufficiently" between the successive frames.
This finding is consistent with the literature and can be interpreted as a higher perception of traffic risk associated with rural trips over urban trips.
Respondents, who used phones themselves, had a higher perception of community approval of women and girls' use of phones and the Internet.
Individuals who have a higher perception of environmental values may be more actively involved in PEBs than those who have a lower perception.
In other words, Koreans' higher perception of message clarity in response to the concrete (vs. abstract) message did not lead to attitude toward the company.
Subjects showing higher levels of sympathetic dominance were characterized by higher scores of submissive behavior, larger cortisol increments, and higher perception of psychophysiological arousal.
Learners overwhelming indicated that the instructor videos were the most impactful instructional strategy regardless of whether they had a higher perception of learning, or a lower perception.
