The phrase "a low during" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a low point or a period of decline, but it lacks context to be usable.
Example: "The team experienced a low during the mid-season, struggling to secure wins."
Alternatives: "a downturn during" or "a dip during".
Relations were at a low during Boris Yeltsin's presidency, but there was a marked thaw after Aliev's fellow KGB alumnus, Vladimir Putin came to power.
The Standard & Poor's 500-stock index hit a low during the day of 1,215,44, a drop of more than 20percentt from last year's highs.
Mortgage rates are already creeping up from a low during early November, when a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage dropped to6.45percentnthethe lowest since Freddie Mac began its rate survey in 1968.
The unemployment rate has increased only to 4.5percentt from a low during the recent boom of 3.9percentt, but several companies have announced new layoffs that will worsen it.
Here's what it looks like: So, as I read it, this number shoots up in recessions and their aftermath, then declines again, hitting a low during the later Clinton years; but there's really no trend since the early 70s.
Relations between Froome and Wiggins are already tense, having hit a low during the 2012 Tour when the pair fell out after Froome went against Team Sky orders and attacked his team leader on a mountain stage, prompting Wiggins to initially withhold his team-mate's share of the prize money after he won the Tour.
The plant forms a low rosette during its first year and develops a tall branched stem during its second year.
While keeping a low profile during the day, the cow has been spotted crossing roads during her nighttime grazing.
The Giants held the Patriots, who set a record for points in a season (589), to a season low during the Giants' 17-14 vintory in Super Bowl XLII on Sunday.
In 1975 Wilson kept a low profile during the referendum.
And he kept a low profile during the referendum campaign.
