Not if you want a garbage disposal. Water has to run downhill. This is not easy or cheap to do. You should adjust your design to fit the conditions.

This drains perfectly.

Could I do something like this??

90 elbow bringing the wall drain up a few inches??

that is something like an S-trap. Not legal. It will siphon itself dry and let sewer fumes into your house.

I'm not seeing an S trap. What am I missing?

Besides, I'm not sure that S traps aren't getting a bum rap. I can see why they ought to cause problems, and I know they're no longer code-compliant, but I've had them in more than one old house, and have never yet had one go dry.

I've also seen them in regular use in Europe. No complaints there, either.

I changed the picture to focus on on the part I was talking about.

btw - the picture that included the S trap had been approved by an inspector

I changed the picture to focus on on the part I was talking about.

I still don't see a trap, but I think I understand what you're saying. You'd have to use an S trap and an ell to go into that fitting.

Normally an S trap goes down into the floor, and doesn't have its own vent. As an old house guy, I've met a lot of S traps, and lived with a few, and NONE of them was vented. I've also replaced a few - with new S traps. Despite their bad reputation, I've never had one go dry. So if that setup is vented, I have my doubts that it would be unsafe. But the code says nope, so..... I guess nope?