The phrase "a low power for" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing energy consumption, electrical devices, or performance levels.
Example: "The device operates efficiently, requiring only a low power for its basic functions."
Alternatives: "a minimal power for" or "a reduced power for".
It is expected that a high-density memory can be utilized with a low power for using CBRAM devices.
Earlier shots had run it at a low power for most of its 20 nanoseconds to get the implosion moving without heating up the fuel and then finish with a burst of high power for the final spark.
In general, these large-plot trials (8 × 8 trees) have a low power for detecting seedlot differences, due to the large amount of site variance typically confounding genetic differences (Carson et al. [1999a]).
This in turn leads to a low power for detecting associations by a haplotype-based analysis.
That study was limited by a relatively small sample size (444 subjects), however, and thus by a low power for detecting A1c effects on clinical outcomes.
The slides were screened at a low power for pattern and distribution of staining; a higher magnification (×40) was used to determine the staining intensity.
They adopt a low power density for ultra-long life and for considering some possibilities of high peak power density.
A low power architecture for the measurement of bioimpedance was identified in this work.
Li et al. in [14] present a low power design for the W-CDMA cell search.
The RRK is easily deployed and has a low power draw perfect for disaster response teams who need to quickly establish networks while maintaining a mobile, small footprint.
Despite the small number of individuals sampled in this study, we carried out a low power search for genes that vary more in expression between individuals than between cell types within an individual.
