The phrase "times higher than" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to compare two numbers. For example: "The temperature in the desert is 10 times higher than in the arctic."
But that is still seven times higher than America and 27 times higher than Britain.
America's murder rate is four times higher than Britain's and six times higher than Germany's.
Women's unemployment in Iran is three times higher than men's.
"These levels are several times higher than the standard.
"It's 8 to 10 times higher than usual," he said.
Sales of water are 100 times higher than in 1980.
"They're six times higher than high," Mr. Young said.
That's 20 times higher than the OBR is forecasting.
The murder rate was nearly four times higher than Mexico's.
In the end, traffic was 10 times higher than the worst case scenario, and 50 times higher than Niantic's expectations.
Beer tax is now eight times higher than in France and 12 times higher than in Germany and Spain.
