The phrase "highest height" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used as a way to describe how far or how high something can reach. For example, "The tower extends to the highest height of 200 feet."
The otherlarge group is formed by Structures 16 to 19, Structure 19 being the highest (height: 9 m).
Cuttings subjected to heavy herbivory accumulated the lowest biomass even though they had the highest height growth by the conclusion of the experiment.
The highest height (34.06 cm) was recorded at T3 treatment (12 t/ha) while the shortest (29.33 cm) was in control.
On constant pressure upper level charts, it is located within the highest height line contour.
Yeah, some Icarus wax wing stuff, but isn't better to crash to Earth on melted dreams than to never try to fly to the highest height.
For teens of any age, "Airborn," by Kenneth Oppel, grabs the reader from the first line: "Sailing toward dawn, and I was perched atop the crow's nest". At the highest height of the hydrium-filled dirigible, we meet Matt Cruse (Mr. Cruse to his captain and shipmates), a young man born to sail the skies.
But I wanted to start by scaling the highest heights in the land of lasagna, and I knew that every region of Italy had a different peak.
"These are good things, great things, in which men and women from across our family of nations have worked together and scaled the highest heights," he said.
It is Catchings' acute sense of timing that has elevated her to the very highest heights in virtually every statistical category you can imagine.
But what do you call an almost-opposite phenomenon, when a person is promoted to the highest heights and excels at that altitude, but is left feeling empty?
There's an interesting story that illustrates how Nintendo's dedication to creativity and fun drove the company to its highest heights.
