"higher temperature" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe hot weather or an increase in temperature. For example, "The forecast calls for a higher temperature tomorrow."
The end result is that you can make snow at a higher temperature".
Those smelting mills needed charcoal, which burns at a higher temperature than well-seasoned wood.
High-test butter melts slowly in a saucepan and burns at a higher temperature.
Less electricity is used if you wash clothes at 40C instead of 60C, though some clothes require the higher temperature.
The computer science students showed a higher temperature reading from their cheeks, while English students were warmer around the eyes.
The "new iPad" – AKA iPad 3 – operates at a higher temperature than its predecessor, according to tests.
"You could try to go to a higher temperature, but it would just melt," Dr. Chang-Diaz said.
Higher temperature tests are ongoing.
The scenario is opposite at higher temperature.
room temperature, higher temperature and sonication.
The hydrolysis of cellulose requires higher temperature.
