"highly healthy" is correct and usable in written English.
It means something is extremely healthy or in a very good state of health. Example: Despite her busy schedule, she always makes sure to eat a highly healthy diet, including plenty of fruits and vegetables.
Therefore, we aimed to conduct the present study to summarize the available data regarding the association of a posteriori dietary patterns and central obesity in adults to test the hypothesis of whether a highly healthy dietary pattern is associated with decreased risk of central obesity.
To a certain extent, even in the context of health effects resulting from IEQ, individuals should be allowed to choose for themselves what is more important to them cost savings or a highly healthy indoor environment rather than for a common EU approach to impose regulations on such choices.
Similar results were found by Coffey et al. (1999), who concluded that highly educated healthy subjects managed to remain healthy while having more age-related atrophy.
Where are the opportunities for real estate initiatives that are highly functional, healthy, aesthetically pleasing and financially rewarding?
For a large majority of Americans, popular and highly promoted healthy living products and services have become similar to luxury goods.
Additionally, even highly immunized healthy children can potentially support poliovirus circulation: more than 60% of ≤15 month old infants immunized with 3 IPV and 3 OPV doses and with an excellent humoral immune profile still excreted high poliovirus titers some for up to 3 weeks following re-challenge with OPV [T. Swartz, et al. unpublished].
Rivaroxaban was well tolerated in this study (i.e. in highly selected, healthy subjects).
The sample was composed of highly motivated healthy volunteers who were used to yoga practice; the general elderly population may find it difficult to learn the respiratory exercises.
One limitation of the present study is that rivaroxaban 20 mg od was administered for a period of only 4 days in highly selected, healthy subjects.
The decrease in dental anxiety across time, as observed in this article, might nevertheless be attributed to selection bias with overrepresentation of highly educated healthy participants in 2007.
Third, this study involved highly selected, healthy patients undergoing middle ear surgery, who had no history or physical characteristics suggesting potential airway difficulties.
