"orders above" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to instructions that someone has given that should be followed. For example: "We must comply with all orders above."
Orders above that amount were shipped free, said Toby Lenk, who oversees Gap's online division.
The Commerce Department reported a 3.3 percent increase in September for durable goods orders, above analysts' forecasts of 1.3 percent.
The exchanges have limits on orders above a certain size, for instance, and on the number of orders that can come in.
At first completely divorced from ecclesiastical influence, they soon were sending their sons into the recently introduced orders, above all to the Franciscans, who were to become by the end of this period the greatest custodians of the tradition.
The homegrown technology used for Grainger.com, its first e-commerce site, was unable to support the features customers wanted, like a pop-up list as soon as they signed on showing supplies they usually buy or a procedure that required orders above a specific amount to be authorized.
In retrospect, he writes, Mr. Morsi's audacious decision to issue a constitutional decree placing his orders above judicial review set the final events in motion: The events leading up to the military takeover began last fall, around the time that President Mohamed Morsi issues a decree suspending judicial review of his authority until after the passage of a new constitution.
After 17 years of silence, the guardsmen said they had acted after receiving "orders from above".
On orders from above, truck drivers start nudging pushcarts off the street, sometimes even smashing them.
"The orders from above were to do everyday tax processing," she said.
Orders from above can't institute change: "if it's not demanded, then it won't be produced," he says.
Zico vows he will never take orders from above on who to play and which system to use.
