"on an elevation" is correct and can be used in written English.
This phrase typically refers to something located on a hill, mountain, or other high ground. For example, "The majestic castle stands on an elevation, overlooking the city below."
It will carry participants — or, rather, sliders — on an elevation drop estimated at 100 feet.
If possible, it was arranged to stop at a caravansary, which usually consisted of a courtyard, surrounded on all sides by a number of small rooms on an elevation, with stables or storerooms underneath.
Furthermore, there is no high-level evidence that the early detection of recurrence based on an elevation in tumor marker levels in early breast cancer patients improves their prognosis [1].
The diagnosis of AKI related to CIN is usually based on an elevation of SCr of either ≥44 μmol/l (0.5 mg/dl) and/or an increase ≥25% over 24 72 h after the initial insult [16, 27].
The Church of the Holy Mother of God lies on an elevation near the road from Plovdiv to Smolyan, 2 km south of the town of Asenovgrad (medieval Stenimachos).
For over 800 years the cathedral and its associated buildings built on an elevation 68 feet above the nearby fens— have visually influenced the city and its surrounding area.
The mean δ2H values on the contrary point out an elevation reaching to 2276 m (Fig. 6).
The diagnosis of AKI is usually based on either an elevation of serum creatinine or the detection of oliguria [4].
The methodology is based on finding an elevation for which the sum of snow covered pixels below and land pixels above the RSLE is minimized for each day.
The women in this study treated with a fixed risperidone dose of 4 mg/day had mean prolactin levels of 92 ng/ml after 12 weeks of treatment on risperidone, an elevation with potential clinical significance [ 35].
Jerusalem stands on hills at an elevation of 2,575 feet (785 metres).
