The phrase "a further lowering of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a decrease or reduction in a particular context, such as prices, standards, or levels.
Example: "The report indicates a further lowering of interest rates is expected in the coming months."
Alternatives: "an additional decrease in" or "a continued reduction of".
That would have been a further lowering of the conduct expected of him".
Central bankers began to debate a further lowering of borrowing costs in a conference call two days after the attacks, the minutes showed.
"A further lowering of tariff barriers, the dismantling of bureaucracy and international standardisation are rather cost-effective methods to create greater wealth that future generations can benefit from".
C1 Dim Hopes for Trade Talks The World Trade Organization's ministers still hope to agree on a further lowering of trade barriers when they gather in Hong Kong next week.
It's not such a big deal — I already knew I was a 212 — but eleven numbers instead of seven are now required to bring about a conversation, which means a further lowering of the gray digit cloud that hangs over each of us, Pig Pen-like, from the moment we get up in the morning to the time we brush our teeth at night.
Some families from inner-London have already been relocated miles away to towns such as Stoke as reduced housing benefit have left people unable to afford their rent, but a further lowering of the benefit cap to £23,000 would see this replicated with families across the wider south-east.
In this trial, in the setting of very well-controlled cholesterol (using a moderate-dose statin), further lowering of LDL cholesterol by the addition of niacin had no further impact on risk of CVD, despite achieving better HDL cholesterol and triglyceride levels.
These results also showed that the presence of an additional double bond resulted in further lowering of the fusion temperature for these compounds.
Analogous to this, most of the VADT patients were taking an ACEI or an ARB, so it is not clear that further lowering of albuminuria with intensive glycemic control would provide additional renal benefit.
The U.S. should oppose a Russian offensive nuclear posture, and counter the further lowering of the nuclear threshold.
The adhesion-contractility balance is impaired at the two extreme conditions where too little adhesion precludes a cell from generating sufficient adhesions for locomotion; hence further lowering of contractility even by subtotal inhibition of MLC further reduces motility.
