The phrase "a lower depth of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing levels or degrees of something, often in a metaphorical or literal sense related to depth.
Example: "The project faced a lower depth of funding this year compared to last year, which affected its overall progress."
Alternatives: "a reduced level of" or "a diminished extent of".
Also, higher expression of ROCK1 was linked to greater survival, the absence of lymph node metastasis, and a lower depth of invasion.
Greater expression of ROCK1 was associated with the absence of lymph node metastasis (p = 0.022) and a lower depth of invasion (p = 0.002).
The depth of infection spread is slightly less in the vaccinated case, and seems to be asymptotic to a lower depth of infection.
Although the differences are not severe, this leads to a lower depth of focus, and consequently makes the exact adjustment of the sample height important in CBA mode.
In multiple regression analysis, a lower depth of social network (contact with friends) was associated with higher levels of both depression and anxiety.
23 Hospitals with a lower depth of coding were disadvantaged because this was associated with a lower Charlson index, which in turn underestimated the expected mortality and so inflated the standardised mortality ratio.
These section images have a higher in-plane resolution than computed tomography (CT) scans, but a lower depth resolution of each slice, due to the limited sweep angle of the X-ray tube (typically 30°) [12].
By decreasing one bit, we select a codeword from a lower depth stage of the tree-structured codebook.
The thin, polycrystalline rim found on the troilite surface suggests that the sulfide has a lower depth penetration range of incoming ions due to its moderately higher density compared to the ferromagnesian silicates.
While a significantly lower depth of ECCs was observed in simulated microgravity, compared with +1Gz, it was still within the target range of 40 50 mm.
Even in the depths of mortification, a lower depth still threatens Washington.
