"top index" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It refers to the highest point or number in a list or series. Here is an example: "The company's stock reached its top index of $100 per share today, making it the highest performing stock in the market."
The Historic Automobile Group International's top index climbed 16% in 2014, albeit down from the 47% surge the year before.
Lloyds Banking Group was the leading loser in the top index yesterday, down 0.845p to 35.73p after it announced a £3.5bn loss and expressed caution about the outlook.
Classic cars Classic car values are up 28% over the past 12 months, according to the Historic Automobile Group's Top Index.
Leading shares are heading for a new all time high as the slump in the pound continues to benefit the exporters and dollar earners which dominate the top index.
On the Republican side, golf and Nascar were again all over the cable list, but a drama on ABC Family, "Pretty Little Liars," a teenage-mystery series, had the top index, a 118.
A large percentage are recidivists who have been repeatedly convicted of grand larceny, one of the top index crimes in Manhattan, but the list also includes active gang members, people whom the D.A. considers "uncooperative witnesses," and a fluctuating number of violent "priority targets," which currently stands at 81.
Meanwhile, two of the top indexing shows for Republicans were P.G.A. golf tournaments.
Results obtained show that the hybrid systems (without considering the economics factors) are superior and having top indices.
Asterisks in the top indexes of field amplitude in the exit medium are used in Eq. (1) to account for the values of electric field components just at the right side of the N/N + 1 interface.
Figure 4 Plasmonic cavity with a high-index (top)/low-index (bottom) dielectric nanorod covered by silver.
The National Association of Investors Corporation, the investment clubs' national organization, is bragging that its Top 100 index has trounced most major market indexes.
