The phrase 'roughly above' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe an object's approximate location relative to another object. For example, you might say, "The tree stands roughly above the garden path."
Pores were observed for volume fractions roughly above 50%.
But in the Hudson, its ecological impact is perhaps more spectacular; it has simply transformed the chemistry of the freshwater portion of the river, roughly above West Point, and threatened the stability of that entire stretch.
The case, which was expressly devised to take down the Affordable Care Act, centers on a provision that gives individuals who fall within a certain income threshold — roughly above poverty but below wealth — tax subsidies to pay for health insurance.
Shandas recommends looking to live in a "band roughly above the 42nd parallel" – a line of latitude that divides New York and Pennsylvania and forms the southern borders of Oregon and Idaho.
Not much happened until the researchers stimulated the woman's left TPJ, located roughly above the left ear.
If this value is roughly above +5° or below -5°, it indicates a 3-D setting of the subsurface.
Numerical results show that this closed-form expression roughly describes the above variation for sliding-free, clamped-clamped and clamped-sliding beams in a fundamental vibration mode.
At the end of December the price is still hovering roughly £2.4bn above the government valuation.
Inflation in Europe is running at roughly 2.3percentt, above the bank's threshold of 2percentt.
However, with both players signed, the Islanders were roughly $9 million above the floor.
If forcing energy consumers to pay roughly £38bn above the current cost of electricity is not a subsidy, what is?
