The phrase "a drastic lowering of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing significant reductions in various contexts, such as prices, standards, or levels.
Example: "The report indicated a drastic lowering of emissions in the past year due to new regulations."
Alternatives: "a significant reduction in" or "a sharp decrease in".
In general the revision took the form of a drastic lowering of the rates on intangibles.
For the ranks of a volunteer military to be filled without women would require a drastic lowering of standards.
The hydrogen overvoltage depends crucially on the purity of the zinc sulfate electrolyte; the presence of certain impurities at even very low concentrations can cause a drastic lowering of the overvoltage and thus interfere with zinc deposition.
The protective effect in the subgroup with the lower hematocrit level might reflect the limits of a drastic lowering of the transfusion thresholds.
The hydrolytic decomposition of the catalyst caused a drastic lowering of the reaction yields when the reaction was performed in air.
It is worth to mention that both samples 2 and 3 revealed a drastic lowering of conductivity compared to hemihydrate 1b, which is in line with the presence of bridging ligands between Co and Fe central atoms in the dinuclear species.
Among Highfields Capital's biggest causes for complaint was Mr. Nallathambi's drastic lowering of CoreLogic's full-year guidance on an analyst call for the company's second quarter last year.
Even if the drastic lowering of life expectancy of the 1990s has improved under Vladimir Putin, the permanent expectation of collapse remains.
The use of high capacity heat from high temperature gas-cooled nuclear reactors (HTGR) for the production of reducing gases from methane feedstock is a rational solution to the problems of fossil resources saving, reducing of power intensity of synthesis process and drastic lowering of foul gases release.
Sanofi/Regeneron, while presenting important clinical results for Praluent in the Odyssey Outcome trial, also announced drastic lowering for the price of Praluent: $2,300 - $3,400 per year if used to treat all patients who meet eligibility criteria.
A deliberate lowering of expectations?
