"under high frequency" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means something is happening or occurring frequently or often. Example: The city's infrastructure is struggling to keep up with the growing population, resulting in power outages under high frequency.
Crude protein was higher in control paddocks under high frequency.
There are few literatures analyzing the valve power loss of MMC under high frequency operation [15].
Fatigue characteristic was also analyzed as flexure hinge usually worked under high frequency situation.
The basic physical properties and heating effect of the HA-covered MNPs under high frequency magnetic field were investigated.
The high-risk data and the low-risk data are detected under high frequency and low frequency, respectively.
The transient behaviour of the flat heat pipe was also studied under high frequency and large amplitude variable input power.
Being sensitive to physical stimuli such as force and electricity and being capable of operating under high frequencies, metallic nanowires have found applications in nanoelectromechanical systems [2].
After increasing the input frequency to be higher than 3 Hz, the microswimmer exhibits wobbling motion and the precession angle decreases continually under higher frequency.
However, the lubricating oil containing large nano-SiO2 showed better friction reducing property under higher frequency, it because the flow features of nanofluids has become a dominating factor affecting the tribological performance.
Under high-frequency approximation, the factors G are regarded as frequency independent.
Under high-frequency vibrations, the dense granular motion of NOPD is very similar to turbulence.
