"the height where" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in a sentence to indicate a specific location or point in a vertical measurement. Example: The height where the mountain peaks meet the sky is a breathtaking sight.
TH is taken at the height where O+ density becomes half of total electron density.
A vertical shear in V iz is necessary for the formation of sporadic E layers which will be formed at the height where the velocity becomes null.
The washing efficiency is measured in millimeters between the point where the suspension was put and the height where the oil brings the suspension with the heptane.
It represents the horizontal displacement of the upper panel, δ u,ft, with respect to the height where the lateral load was applied, H (Eq. 4).
The estimated currents that we present below are calculated at (h_R = 110) km, which is approximately the height where the Hall conductivity is highest.
The interval from the water oil contact (OWC) to the height where water saturation attains its irreducible level is called transition zone of a reservoir (Bera and Belhaj 2016; Masalmeh et al. 2007; Spearing et al. 2014).
The town originated before 1250 as a marketplace near the heights where Nyköping Castle was built about 1260.
From the heights where he sat taking notes and turning his fine, thin face attentively upon each witness, he dropped occasional quiet questions like pebbles — small but with an edge.
His brilliant autobiography, Les Mots (1963; Words), narrates the adventures of the mother and child in the park as they went from group to group—in the vain hope of being accepted then finally retreated to the sixth floor of their apartment "on the heights where (the) dreams dwell".
Only at the heights where changes in properties of the building occur, a node between super elements is introduced.
The system mass matrix has been found in the form of lumped masses at the heights where the unit forces have been applied.
