The phrase "a lower intensity of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing levels or degrees of something, particularly in scientific or technical contexts.
Example: "The experiment showed a lower intensity of light when the filter was applied."
Alternatives: "a reduced level of" or "a diminished degree of".
DMC cheeses had a richer aromatic profile, a lower intensity of yellow colour and a lower ripening index compared to SMC cheeses.
Overall, we observed a lower intensity of anthropization processes in protected areas, increasing the persistence of natural and agrarian areas; key habitats for species conservation.
Interestingly moreover, there was a longer ataxic lasting and a lower intensity of ataxia produced by the ZP/HP-β-CD/PLGA-B-formulation already after 60 min following the administration.
Considering them as indicators of habitat qualities, the results would imply that the qualities of the urban and suburban forests were due to a vast range of deciduous forest, especially broad-leaved, and possibly also to a lower intensity of forestry than in rural areas, resulting in a sufficient number of mature and decaying trees.
A higher score represents a lower intensity of internal conflict, while a lower score indicates a higher intensity of conflict.
Conclusion In a cohort of mainly selected medical patients, ICU and mortality rates were not different between nonagenarians and octogenarians in spite of a lower intensity of treatment.
The intensity of immunostaining of NAPE-PLD in the corpus albicans (Figure 4n) appeared to be of a lower intensity when compared to that of FAAH staining in corpus albicans (Figure 3n).
The lignin originally present in Pxv, Mxv and Sf walls largely resisted the moderate acid treatment, whereas the Par tissues were visibly delignified with evidence of a lower intensity at the bottom left of Raman images in Figure 7b.
In the same diagram, differently from the case of Zn and Mg, and with a lower intensity, the ionic current of potassium is reported.
The fetus is already able to mount an antigen-specific antibody response; however, this response is at a lower intensity compared to that of adults.
Male male aggression among bonobos appears similar in many ways to that of chimpanzees, but of a lower intensity.
