'higher than desired' is correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to indicate that a quantity or quality is greater than what is wanted or needed. Example: The temperature in the office was higher than desired, resulting in discomfort among the staff.
Even when business started coming back, Williams said, turnover has improved but remained higher than desired.
However, in case the ESP system produces a higher than desired liquid rate, a simple and frequently used solution is the installation of a wellhead choke.
Using a double square wave voltammetry technique, rapid detection of methamphetamine in undiluted saliva can be achieved, however there is significant donor variation in response and the detection limit is significantly higher than desired.
Most of the resilience measures proposed are related with pressure head at delivery nodes and if the service pressure head is higher than desired, then such an index value will be higher.
However, the protocol is relatively inflexible, and the clinical burden, although acceptable, was higher than desired.
It strongly suggests where health care providers could focus their attention when dealing with patients whose pressures are still higher than desired.
Higher programming current results in larger amorphous volume, which takes more time to become crystalline, shows higher resistance than desired value after a SET operation.
For substances with a comprehensive experimental database, however, transferable force fields produce results with higher errors than desired, because the transferable force fields are designed to represent a compromise in correlating the properties of many substances.
If, for any reason, the installation design is inaccurate and the ESP system, after installation, produces a higher rate than desired the use of wellhead chokes is a common solution to control the well's production.
One filter band-passes one note lower than the desired note, another filter band-passes one note higher than the desired note, and the third filter band-passes for the desired note.
It's not enough money". Evans also expressed concern that under the proposal, bonds that were issued to raise funds for Metro would have to pay higher interest rates than desired.
