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The phrase "a low level of stability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the degree of stability in various contexts, such as economics, engineering, or personal situations.
Example: "The project's success is at risk due to a low level of stability in the market."
Alternatives: "a lack of stability" or "minimal stability".
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As a result, people tend to have 'pseudo-opinions' or non-attitudes with a low level of stability over time.
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This makes for an extremely low level of stability: from one year to the next, about 40percentnt of those employed in unskilled occupations in agriculture have moved to a different state.
The typical result is that a bearing able to support a high load will not necessary fit a given application because of its low level of stability.
It can be seen that at room temperature (25 °C) ethanol sol had relatively low level of stability (A/A0 is only around 4%).
Once an independent central bank does not simply tolerate a low level of inflation as consistent with "stability," but invokes inflation as a policy, it becomes very difficult to eliminate.
HCT116 cells, which are deficient in MLH1 and MSH3, complemented with MLH1 through the addition of chromosome 3 have been shown to demonstrate mononucleotide repeat stability but still a low level of dinucleotide and a high level of tetranucleotide repeat instability suggesting a problem in MSH3.
The core stability component is dichotomous, segregating patients at a low level of function.
I claim a low level of boredom".
A low level of anxiety pervades.
Keep a low level of stress.
He found that there were low levels of stability across successive courses, meaning that the same tutor may behave in different ways even when teaching the same course.
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