The phrase "a low front" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in meteorological contexts to describe a weather system characterized by lower atmospheric pressure, often associated with precipitation and storms.
Example: "The forecast indicates that a low front is moving in from the west, bringing rain and cooler temperatures."
Alternatives: "a low-pressure system" or "a cold front".
A funny car looks somewhat similar to a showroom model, but with a low front and a high back.
The jumpsuit from Long Tall Sally, which caters for the taller lady – I am 6ft 1in – had a low front and sheer back, so I went braless.
It has no stairs, a low front door so she can drive her disability scooter inside and a bath with a seat for easy access.
This type of composition suppresses coating interference and gives a low front surface reflection if the refractive index at the front surface is low.
One of these contractors has a low (front office' overhead, as the executive officer is the president who has only a secretary. The rest of the employees are engaged in production.
And for a girl who just a few short days earlier hadn't known her hitch from her bowline, let alone how to read the dark patches on the sea or work out where a low front was coming from, that's an achievement.
Three minutes later, Collins lunged in to beat Jonjo Shelvey to a low front-post cross from Jordan Henderson but the ball looped off his leg and over Jaaskelainen into the net.
Across these languages, they found a remarkable similarity among the "Huhs?" All the words had a single syllable, and they were typically limited to a low-front vowel, something akin to an "ah" or an "eh".
Like a bug-eyed Porsche with a telltale rear spoiler and a very low front dam.
A somewhat low car such as some economy or sporty cars can have a relatively low front bumper, wrecking the front end rather than the bumper (or bumping the bumper non-destructively) in a low-speed crash.
Looking at possible causes of distal lameness, more recent studies are often performed on limited or selected groups of horses often with a history of low front limb lameness [ 10].
