Detecting a Higgs boson requires particle accelerators to create conditions of extremely high energy, as confirmed by high-energy collision experiments at facilities like the Large Hadron Collider. This relationship is a fundamental matter of established scientific fact and everyday observation in high-energy physics, requiring no further citation.
The claim that detecting a Higgs boson requires particle accelerators to create conditions of extremely high energy is a standard physical fact well-evidenced by the retrieved literature, which consistently details Higgs production at high-energy colliders like the LHC operating at TeV-scale centre-of-mass energies.