'visibly higher' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe something that can be seen as having a higher amount or level than something else. For example, "The cost of living in the city is visibly higher than in the suburbs."
Wholesale merchants, holding their heads visibly higher than retail merchants, alight from cabs and clear a path with a sweep of their walking sticks.
It would have made the person's right shoulder appear "visibly higher" than the left which matches contemporary accounts of the King's appearance.
The skeleton, excavated last September, has pronounced curvature of the spine caused by severe scoliosis which would have made the person's right shoulder appear visibly higher than the left – supporting the Shakespearean description of Richard as "rudely stamp'd… deformed, unfinish'd".
Women voters were visibly higher in number than men here.
The railway stations and airports have visibly higher security too.
Sample with higher rutile content exhibits visibly higher response in terms of R/R 0 (Fig. 2c).
I was free to smoke, sniff and pop what I wanted, so long as I didn't look visibly high.
The amount of surface oxides on the CNTs is visibly high in comparison to the H-CNTs after 48 h of oxidation, indicating that the H-CNTs have a higher resistance to electrochemical oxidation.
What wasn't exactly known at the time was that McLean was starting to experiment with drug use during the band's height, even being visibly high on cocaine during "The Call" music video, perhaps explaining the sunglasses at night look.
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