The phrase "highest members" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the most important or influential people within a group or organization. Example: The board meeting was attended by the company's highest members, including the CEO, CFO, and board of directors.
The arrest of Mr Aliyev serves as a warning to other pretenders to the throne that even the highest members of the elite are vulnerable.
The highest members of the U.S. government knew of this torture and condoned it for too many years, leaving men broken in mind and body.
It was revealed, for example, that some of the highest members of high society, including John Jacob Astor, Stanford White, and William K. Vanderbilt, Jr., had already made substantial down payments for deluxe editions of the book offered to Post.
When Justice Stephen G. Breyer was robbed in his Caribbean vacation home 10 days ago, the crime was unremarkable except for one fact: a machete-wielding intruder was able to walk right into the residence of one of the highest members of the United States government.
The highest members of the families are negotiating.
The highest members of America's government -- Democrats and Republicans -- have at this point admitted to smoking a little pot at some point in their lives.
He automatically became the highest member of the Buddhist priesthood in the United States.
Look out for Thursday's "Roar of the Crowd" update, which gives feedback on the week's highest member-rated events.
Soprano can also designate a high-pitched member of an instrument family (e.g., soprano saxophone).
When power distance is high, members would expect leaders to take charge and give strong direction.
"Such hats are rare because only higher members of society are allowed to use pangolin," Ms. Martin said.
