The phrase "a low neck" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe clothing that has a neckline that sits low on the chest, often seen in dresses or tops.
Example: "She wore a stunning dress with a low neck that accentuated her collarbone."
Alternatives: "a deep neckline" or "a plunging neck".
Less thoracic vertebrae were affected if the horse worked with a low neck posture (Spearman correlation test, rs = −0.60, N = 19, P<0.01).
According to Stevens & Parrish (1999, 2005), optimal articulation of the neck vertebrae and neck flexibility indicate a low neck position especially in sauropods with extremely long necks.
Ideally, an extension posture with a low neck and the nose-line slightly in front of the vertical should have been achieved.
The reference position was based on the stretching posture described by the FEI, in which a low neck with the nose-line slightly in front of the vertical and the mouth reaching more or less the horizontal line corresponding with the point of the shoulder should be achieved [ 13].
Based on the dimensions of the neck skeleton, the mass distribution along the neck was reconstructed under the assumption of a low neck density owing to strong pneumatization (Henderson 2004, 2006; Wedel 2005, 2009; Wilson & Upchurch 2009; see electronic supplementary material).
He wears tights, gloves, jackets and flowing shirts with a low neck.
"I don't feel uncomfortable in a low-neck blouse anymore," the woman said.
Gina, a blonde in a low-neck, knee-length dress, poses on a broad, cobbled plaza, smiling and bending over to display her remarkably filled-out décolletage.
For instance, with the proposed torso model, a low-neck injury criterion (NIC) rearward value was obtained with low rigidity of the backrest foam and a stiff backrest net.
Nothing goes out of fashion sooner than a long dress with a very low neck.
Great ways to wear are under a leather jacket or under a baggy, low neck vest so it peeps through.
