"most highly weighted" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe something that carries the greatest amount of importance in a particular context. For example, "The tests for this class were most highly weighted, so everyone worked hard to prepare."
When I asked her what kind of job would satisfy her most highly weighted factors such as taking advantage of her natural talents, providing opportunities to help people in the moment, and being active and on her feet, she finally uncorked the true desire that she'd kept buried for years beneath a pile of "shoulds". In her heart of hearts, she'd always wanted to be a nurse.
In Table 6 we present some of the most highly weighted features from the blended model.
For example, if X is less than the cardinality of the most highly weighted tier, then j = n and Max is simply Xxn (the product of X and the highest weighting factor).
The most highly weighted chemicals for predicting risk overall were PCB congener 180 and propoxur.
The most highly weighted chemicals in the overall WQS index were PCB 180, propoxur, γ-chlordane, and DDE.
The most highly weighted categories were therefore assigned a total of 15 questions, and subsequent categories were populated with a stepwise reduction in the number of questions based on their weighted percentages.
The negative epistasis was most significant for genes that were highly weighted in the main PCs, e.g., a ~50 % reduction in overlapping genes from PCs1 4 (Additional file 1: Table S2).
I think the way that the world rankings are, consistency is very — is highly weighted.
It is increasingly willing, therefore, to differ on issues like the union's common agricultural policy, one highly weighted to favor French farmers.
For instance, engineers can get design drawings more highly weighted in internal search results than marketing materials.
Highly weighted chemicals varied by study site; PCBs were more highly weighted in Detroit, and pesticides were more highly weighted in Iowa.
