"historical high" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe an event, situation, etc. that has reached a record level or a level that is higher than it has been in the past. For example: The stock market has reached a historical high in recent weeks.
Taking the historical high road will not be easy.
Under Mr. Eisner, Disney's share price hit a historical high of $43.63 in April 2000.
Apple and Google have seen a slight rise ranking seventh and sixteenth respectively but remain well of their historical high.
Knowing the historical high points that the works on view take off from makes it easier to get the message that many of them deliver: Lighten up.
"The decline is from an all-time historical high in '95, '96, when we had three times as many applicants as there were positions nationally".
The plan would reduce historical high dependence on oil by transforming how the kingdom generates income, as well as how it spends and manages its vast resources.
We also saw the Feds Senior Loan Officer Survey show a slight drop from the historical high lending standards for both consumer and mortgage loans.
The findings come at a time when census data shows the number of single adults is at a historical high in the United States.
Indeed, several US veterans have written strident critiques of Junger's analysis, questioning his claim that PTSD rates are at an historical high and accusing him of downplaying evidence linking combat exposure to suicide.
Jonathan Portes of the National Institute of Economic and Social Research said one issue to watch out for was whether EU migration for work had began to fall back from its historical high.
While it is true that for a certain time nearly every Russian family had a cannibalism story, and that no Russian escaped some aspect of war and terror, Makine's characters have experienced too many of the historical high spots.
