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The phrase "a low dome" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a dome structure that is not very high, often in architectural or geographical contexts.
Example: "The building featured a low dome that blended seamlessly with the surrounding landscape."
Alternatives: "a shallow dome" or "a flat dome".
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Position a wooden dapping punch with a low dome on the front end over the disc.
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Mauna Iki (elevation 3,032 feet [924 metres]), situated 6 miles (9.5 km) from Kilauea on the southwest rift zone, is a low volcanic dome in a desert area.
The best of these is the one designed to house Hiram Powers's statue of a Greek slave, the 1847 object that is one of the Newark Museum's finest classical pieces; the statue sits in natural light under its own low dome, perfectly scaled to its size, elegantly anchoring a long vista.
The CONCORDIA particles have well constrained terrestrial ages and, given the low Dome C precipitation rate, the central regions of Antarctica provide a unique opportunity to search for particles from historical meteor showers.
The low dome of John Russell Pope's magnificent 1941 National Gallery of Art is directly across the way.
In drawings, however, the low dome may have looked too feeble.
Long, with low domes, eaves of white limestone and supports of Roman brick, they replace drab and dingy facilities dating from 1954 and 1955, the first years the highway was open.
Low domes spread out.
Above, a low, wide white dome rises from a square reflecting pool surrounded by a plaza atop a stone plinth.
(Earlier maps don't show buildings on that site). The air dome is now gone, replaced by a low building that houses a pawnshop and Chinese restaurant.
The space itself was a metal dome structure covered in plastic, with a low stage built from pallets along one side.
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