The phrase "higher standpoint" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a perspective or viewpoint that is considered more advanced or elevated in terms of understanding or moral reasoning.
Example: "From a higher standpoint, we can see the broader implications of our actions on society."
Alternatives: "elevated perspective" or "superior viewpoint."
We should take a wider range, as well as a high standpoint, and deal not merely with what women wear, but with what they think, and what they feel.
Secondly, some institutions including ourselves have tried to lengthen the clinical T1 sequences with signal averaging or use lower resolution and increase slice gaps with the hope to gain back the lost tissue contrast from a higher SNR standpoint, none of which have resolved this problem.
STOCK'S 52-WEEK HIGH: $67 FRIDAY'S CLOSE: $21.78 MARKET VALUE: $19.26 billion Christopher B. Galvin Chairman and Chief Executive Motorola From a high-technology standpoint -- telecom equipment and service, software and semiconductors and other high-tech products -- the economy is in a recession.
She is, from a high-fashion standpoint, "far and away" the most successful model in the plus-size division of Ford Models, said her agent, Gary Dakin.
From a clinical standpoint, high-pitch and high-temporal resolution scanning modes offer the possibility to provide examinations free of motion artefacts, potentially acquired without apnea, at a low radiation dose, all advantageous for respiratory patients.
Although it's not an obvious link when you don't have the backstory, from a purely emotional standpoint, high energy, head-banging hardcore and screamo isn't that far off from high-energy, head-banging electro and dubstep.
Even though this might result in topological configurations that are optimal according to some desired thermal metric, the resulting systems might be impractical from a mechanical standpoint: high contrast in thermal conductivity generally translates into disparate ranges of thermal expansion, which in turn may lead to mechanical failure.
While these cultural norms are undeniably disheartening from a social standpoint, high-intensity workouts of the moment like CrossFit and women like Catanzaro may be slowly changing the atmosphere.
Leon, a 28-year-old telephone lineman from Mar Vista, suffers from diabetes, and the risks he will take in the marathon from a physiological standpoint are higher than those of other runners.
The stakes are also high from a preservationist standpoint.
