The phrase "a lower inclination" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a reduced tendency or preference towards something, often in a comparative context.
Example: "His research indicated a lower inclination towards risk-taking among younger participants compared to older ones."
Alternatives: "a decreased tendency" or "a diminished preference."
The employees of the trained supervisors had a lower inclination to seek jobs elsewhere than the control group and reported a greater willingness to comply with safety programs.
This approach is referred to as the standard truss model with no explicit concrete contribution, and is explained by the existence of aggregate interlocking and the dowel action, which make a lower inclination of the concrete struts and a higher effectiveness of the stirrups.
On the contrary, North and Smallbone (2000) posits that SMEs in poorly developed locations have a lower inclination to export and innovation doesn't fully apply to developing nations like Nigeria, where the bulk of agricultural and allied exports is initiated by SMEs in the rural areas due to readily accessible resources.
A view from a lower inclination, closer to face-on, would not reveal the sudden rises and falls in the total light coming from the system.
Declining health conditions can result in a lower inclination to make charitable donations for several reasons.
Declining cognitive abilities lead to a lower inclination to make charitable donations, because of: (a) decreasing perspective-taking abilities; (b) the loss of control over financial management.
"The X-37B is in a much lower inclination which means it can only see a very narrow band of latitudes, and the only thing that's of real interest in that band is the Middle East and Afghanistan.
Once they become specialists, they are both overqualified to work at a PHC and have an even lower inclination to serve in primary care rural jobs.
These may be, in fact, interpreted as an indicator of a higher (or lower) inclination to obey the religious norm with respect to the province of reference (Rome).
But the stratification factor is comparatively high for lower inclination angles.
Accordingly, the second group of GRACE exploiting lower inclination is required to determine high-accurately the geopotential tesseral harmonic coefficients and cover the shortage of the single group of GRACE exploiting 89o inclination.
