The phrase "a low variability of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the consistency or stability of a particular variable or set of data.
Example: "The study revealed a low variability of results across different trials, indicating a reliable measurement process."
Alternatives: "a small range of" or "minimal variation in".
The results show a low variability of rebound number and direct velocity values along the beam, and a high variability for surface velocity values and, especially, core strengths.
The results show that the optimized system has a low variability of about 5% (0.5 mm) to cycle-to-cycle variations of 50% in the in-cylinder gas force.
The dynamics of innovation are usually represented by a model that adheres to the reality of mass production systems characterized by a low variability of products and by large scale production.
At 25 m2, a higher range of species richness was related to a low variability of spectral and texture responses; this was probably due to the fact that the sampling size only captured certain portions of plant individuals or life-form associations.
The reasons for such a low variability of these parameters are not obvious.
There was however a low variability of pea morphogenesis between sole and mixed stands except for plant height and branching of the long-cycle cultivar.
Probes with a low variability (coefficient of variation <0.03, n = 14,701) were also removed.
In our speech databases, we find a high variability in the gross error between different speech files but a low variability in the performance of the different algorithms on the individual speech files.
Interestingly, we observed a very low variability of chloroplast sequences of R. acetosa, which seemed to be consistent with the idea of a recent spread and low differentiation between metallicolous and non-metallicolous populations.
Whether a low variability is a causative factor of mortality or a consequence of severity remains to be determined.
However, the geometric standard deviations of the most and the least common compounds were very similar, indicating an overall low variability of the concentrations.
