The phrase "most height" is not correct and usable in written English.
It seems to be an incorrect combination of words, as "most" typically modifies adjectives, not nouns like "height."
Example: "The mountain has the most height of any peak in the region."
Alternatives: "greatest height" or "highest point."
He soared above the bar with the most height and force of any gymnast so far.
Steckel has found that Americans lose the most height to Northern Europeans in infancy and adolescence, which implicates pre- and post-natal care and teen-age eating habits.
"He may not get the most height off the board," the coach said, "but he's very precise and very good under pressure".
Acoustical tiles were removed and stripped-down ceilings were left exposed in all but certain offices to get the most height out of the L-shaped footprint of what previously housed the Association for the Help of Retarded Children.
A measure of competition or stand density is a key independent variable in most height and diameter increment functions, as well as the model for mortality.
To get the most power out of your legs and the most height into your jump, you need to bend your knees.
Most height-age functions require an estimate of Site Index (SI) to allow the model to adjust the height growth trajectory for site effects.
We also examined the maximum canopy height recorded at each point, or local outer canopy height (LOCH), assuming that the LIDAR system could sample most heights overhead (Parker et al., 2004).
Women of most heights can find stylish and flattering shorts that hit around the mid-thigh.
Most SF height research has been conducted in hospital-based settings and has investigated the relationship between SF height and SGA status in high risk populations [ 13- 15].
"It's the most comfortable height," Haslbeck said.
