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Discover Ludwig"historically high" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a level or quantity that is higher than it has been in the past, usually in a specific historical context or timeframe. Example: "Unemployment rates in the country are currently at historically high levels due to the economic recession."
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And unemployment remains historically high.
The historically high number of infants means places are squeezed.
Export order books declined, but similarly remained historically high.
Home purchases made entirely in cash are historically high.
Worldwide, prices are also at historically high levels.
The Democratic and Republican nominees have historically high unpopularity ratings.
But claims remain at an historically high level.
Morris just received historically high levels of run support.
Spain has a historically high tolerance of unemployment.
"Oil prices will fall back but remain historically high".
"They're locking in historically high commodity prices at taxpayer expense.
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