Sentence The phrase "pose a higher" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
For example, "The new tax proposal would pose a higher financial burden on citizens."
Mr. Trowbridge noted that the agency had prioritized the recalls — which will take years to finish — to account for models and geographic regions that pose a higher risk.
High Risk of Failure An option of 6,000 troops would probably pose a higher risk of failure for the American effort in Afghanistan.
US officials also welcomed the apparent shift in Russian targeting toward Isis fighters in the east of Syria, rather than US-backed moderates, but warned that using long-range bombers may pose a higher risk of collateral damage.
But the rate of complications rises as women near the end of the second trimester, and terminations done after this point — which, typically, are legal only if the woman's life or health is in danger — pose a higher risk.
"Within that, there are foods that pose a higher risk than others – meat and fish are more likely to contain some of the nasty pathogens, but also some things such packaged salad leaves and beansprouts".
The researchers plan to turn their attention next to yeast and nematode concentrations in the sand and to examine beach behavior, especially among children, that might pose a higher risk of illness.
But the report said they had stayed high enough to pose "a high risk of a catastrophic runway collision".
The chart misstated the number of Russian detainees who were determined to pose a high threat in 2003.
"We're mainly concerned with posture," Dr. Hedge said, "and whether the postures kids are using are the postures that in adults pose a high risk for injury".
But Levin said HSBC needs to identify which of its affiliates pose a high risk of problems, and must put them under close monitoring.
It continued to pose a high risk to properties at Temma, Arthur River and Nelson Bay, where people were told to evacuate on Wednesday morning.
