The phrase "highly above" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It can be used to emphasize a position or level that is significantly higher than something else, but it is better to use more standard expressions.
Example: "The mountain peak stands highly above the surrounding landscape."
Alternatives: "far above" or "well above".
Additionally, each of the CDT scoring systems appeared to evidence similar predictive utility, as they correlated highly (above 0.80).
"I think we have punched highly above our weight – no one gave us a prayer coming into this.
Values highly above the average of EU were reached in Hungary, Lithuania and Czech Republic.
Measured activities were highly above total nitrogen removal efficiencies estimated in the three parallel treatment cells of the Empuriabrava FWS-CW, indicating the potentiality of the system.
Based on Fig. 1 Slovakia showed the worst level of SMR (above 500), i.e., highly above the averages of EU-28 and EU-15.
The corresponding lacunarity curves are depicted in Figure 2. One can see that the curve for Figure 1(b) is placed highly above the curve for the Figure 1(a) indicating a more lacunar and heterogeneous image.
"The reality is, highly visible, above-board prostitution systems don't erase the harm; they hide it in plain sight," says Banyard.
And unlike Ms. Harold, who is running nothing but a highly professional, above-board campaign, Priebus aggressively undermined Steele from within.
We find that both gaps are highly correlated (coefficient above.98) and a formal test cannot reject the equality of their means.
A map of the whole world color-coded by religion tells a very different story than the highly shareable map above does.
The new scales and the existing Achenbach "aggression" and "delinquency" scales correlated highly significantly and above 0.9.
