'in a higher range' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe something that falls within an increased or greater range than something else. For example: "The price of this item, compared to others in the market, falls in a higher range."
That is, higher-level CEFR-related descriptors are located in a higher range on our scale; the same also applies to low-level CEFR-related descriptors which are grouped in the range below 0 on our scale.
"I also move my chair as close to the students as I can, and I speak in a higher range.
In fact, Table 6 shows that this last situation can potentially happen for QPSK and QAM16 configurations where yLimvaries in a higher range (between 2.9 and 5.8) than QAM64 and QAM256 configurations (most yLimvalues are around 2 corresponding to identical arithmetic operations).
The REH scores of 57 rural counties were in a higher range of 0.686 0.882 and fluctuating increased from north to south, indicating that the rural ecosystem in Jiangsu province was at a relatively healthy level and counties in southern Jiangsu were healthier than those in central and northern regions.
In the Liverpool Plains and the southern slopes of NSW, SOC at top 30 cm layer is in a higher range of 40 50 t ha− 1, while from the southern west plains to the northern plains extending to the New England tablelands, SOC is in a lower range of 25 35 t ha− 1.
In a melody similar to that of Weezer's "Hash Pipe", one side of Stefani's personality sings in a higher range in the first person, and the other, more confident personality sings lower in the second person.
The potential target A1c level appears to differ from that in the general population, however, in that a higher range should be considered for ESRD dialysis patients.
In fact, a higher range of blue colors is obtained for higher PAA concentrations (25, 100, or 250 mM; see Figure 1).
That urgency surfaced in an intense violin solo that unfolded in a high range.
Throughout the evening Mr. Groves occasionally seemed to be straining his voice in moments of particular fervor or when singing in a high range, but his vivid, thoughtfully characterized approach was commendable.
Kalina mourning rituals involve a kind of polyphony in which the men sing a unison song in a low vocal range accompanied by a large double-headed drum at the same time that the women sing different songs in a high range while shaking large woven rattles.
