The phrase "a low occurrence of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the infrequency or rarity of an event, phenomenon, or condition.
Example: "The study revealed a low occurrence of adverse reactions among the participants."
Alternatives: "a rare instance of" or "a minimal frequency of".
The model predicted a low occurrence of rock avalanches, when none in fact occurred.
Within the butyrate producer groups, a low occurrence of Clostridium leptum and Ruminoccocus was observed in the AC compartment.
Even if it is assumed that these two injuries occurred during training, this is a low occurrence of training-related injuries.
Moreover, the Recorder Voice, which is marked by a low occurrence of all types of Attitude, does not describe this configuration of Appraisal resources found in textbooks either.
Quantitative results indicated a low occurrence of oleocanthal (0.004 0.021%) and oleacein (0.002 0.048%) in olive oil samples, which is in agreement to published HPLC data.
Based on our findings, the fluoroscopy team determined that because of a low occurrence of positive urine dipsticks, performing a dipstick only on suspicious specimens as opposed to every specimen is best nursing practice.
As in the example presented in Fig. 7, this a parameter gives at once the proportion of the region with a low occurrence level of silicification.
For example, CACGTG has a low occurrence rate of 1.15% in the inaccessible chromatin groups and a low occurrence rate of 0.69% in the accessible chromatin groups (Additional file 2).
Out of 1993 base positions in the target regions, there was a low occurrence rate of mismatch errors in both runs and this seemed to fit a Poisson distribution.
Regarding L. ivanovii, a few reports exist which describe a low occurrence, generally of <2% [ 11– 13], although little or no information is available on its occurrence in Irish food industries.
The result of a phase II study showed that patients who received S-1 plus leucovorin (1 week on and 1 week off) had a high ORR and a low occurrence rate of adverse reactions [ 14].
