The phrase "with high severity" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe the intensity or seriousness of a situation, action, or event. Example: The company's security breach was dealt with high severity, resulting in strict measures to prevent it from happening again.
Potential survival benefits of eritoran in severe sepsis patients may be associated with high severity of illness.
Areas burned with high severity were still warmer than unburned forest 3 years after the fire.
We found 70% more observations within the preferred temperature range of B. boreas in forests burned with high severity than in unburned areas.
In fact, code smells with high severity can be particularly large and complex, and create larger issues to the maintainability of software a system.
However, the mixture of shrubs and trees in long unburned former chaparral is likely to burn with high severity effects in a subsequent fire.
In young stands with high severity burns, jack pine regeneration averaged only 1164 seedlings per hectare which is well below current stand densities indicating a potentially understocked future forest.
Soil collected from areas subjected to different fire severities was visually classified as: unburned-inside of sprout clumps (UI), unburned-outside of sprout clumps (UO), burned with low severity-outside of sprout clumps (BLO), burned with moderate severity-inside of sprout clumps (BMI), and burned with high severity-inside of sprout clumps (BHI).
Patients with higher severity of illness (SAPS II and APACHE II scores) or with severe sepsis on admission were more likely to have received colloids later on.
Clinical pain is often reported with higher severity and frequency, longer duration, and present in a greater number of body regions in women as compared to men.
Patients with higher severity of illness need more fluids to achieve cardiovascular optimization.
Dysfunction at baseline was also associated with higher severity of certain PROs.Pretreatment dysfunction was associated with continued decline and lack of recovery of HRQoL in this patient population.
