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The phrase "was still higher" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to something that increased in a certain amount or quantity, usually compared to a change or amount that occurred previously. For example, "Last year, the prices of homes in the area increased significantly, but this year they were still higher."
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Even after the United Double, the stock of Liverpool's young players was still higher.
Even so, he argued, the average stock was still higher three years later.
Greece's was still higher, at 9.7%, an astonishing level for the depths of recession.
The number of incidents last year was still higher than 1997, when the department recorded 59 bias crimes against gays.
At £25.3bn it was still higher than a forecast of £21.5bn in a Reuters poll of economists.
Apart from this, the incidence of side effects reported was still higher than we expected for these regimens.
Despite its significantly slower mass transfer, the binding capacity was still higher compared to a convection driven resin (monolith).
However, under more prolonged clino-rotation (14 days), SOD activity decreased but was still higher than in the control samples.
Even if the current density increased to 750 mA/g, the value was still higher than 225mAh/g.
But even after the bear market of 2000 to 2002, the P/E ratio for the blue chips was still higher than 23.
PwC says the UK gender pay gap dropped from 20%to18%8% in the latest index but was still higher than the average of 17% for the OECD.
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