"highest season" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example: During the highest season of the year, demand for air conditioning repair services in Southern California is especially high.
The Holy Grail of punting statistics is net average, and Guy's highest season ranking was second.
Bills punt returner Roscoe Parrish is averaging 17.5 yards a punt return, a better average than Hester's 14.3 and the highest season average since 1974.
His highest season total was 47 in 1971, and he didn't even lead the league that year (Willie Stargell did, with 48).
Deal, an affluent borough in Monmouth County, charges the state's highest season pass fee, $125, and while its day pass is just $5, parking restrictions keep day trippers away.
"Beyond the Premier League table, probably the most significant barometer of success is attendances and 2014-15 broke all recent records with our highest season ticket total for at least 10 years, the lowest season ticket non-renewal rate, 12 full houses and an average attendance in excess of 38,000 for the first time since 2004.
Consider his numbers since returning Nov. 21 from a 320-day absence: in four games, he has two goals and seven assists and is plus 7. At that pace, Crosby, despite missing the first 20 games of the schedule because of the effects of a concussion, would finish with 140 points — the highest season total since Mario Lemieux had 161 in 1995-96.
In the fully adjusted model the harmful effect of the highest season-specific 25(OH D quartile on focused attention (PoA) seemed to be independent of the ability to sustain attention/accuracy (CoA), suggesting no concentration−accuracy trade-offs.
Increased mortality amongst older women belonging to the lowest and highest season-specific 25(OH D quartiles as observed in this cohort 45 could be one of the reasons for the loss of analytical power.
Poorer cognitive functioning in participants belonging to the highest season-specific 25(OH D group was driven by those receiving vitamin D supplements/medication. Future prospective studies should test the proposed U-shaped relationship between serum 25(OH D and cognition in this age group and determine whether other cognitive domains are affected similarly by 25(OH D status.
After adjustment for sex, education, health and lifestyle factors (model 3), participants in the lowest and highest season-specific 25(OH D groups had increased odds of cognitive impairment compared with participants belonging to the middle group (odds ratio 1.66, 95% confidence interval 1.06 2.60, P = 0.03, and 1.62, 1.02 2.59, P = 0.04, respectively) (Table 2).
In the present study, participants in the lowest and highest season-specific 25(OH D quartiles had overall worse focused attention and were by ∽96 ms and ∽86 ms slower (mean of raw scores), respectively, than those in the middle group at 18 months' follow-up.
