The phrase "a lower line" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a line that is positioned lower than another line, often in contexts such as writing, drawing, or formatting text.
Example: "In the diagram, the lower line represents the baseline for the graph."
Alternatives: "a bottom line" or "an inferior line".
"Or here?" it continues, pointing to a lower line.
But in a few recent games, Tortorella demoted Prospal to a lower line.
That's when I began wearing longer eyelashes and a lower line under the eye.
Similarly, the reader's eye learns – picking up Wolf's page-rules – to read a lower line of dialogue first, if it starts further to the left than the one above.
That copy was of an instrument purporting to be a bond of the United States Silver Mining Company of Denver city, Colorado, having printed at its head the words 'THE UNITED STATES,' in large and conspicuous capitals, followed on a lower line by the words 'SILVER MINING COMPANY OF DENVER CITY, COLORADO,' in much smaller and less distinct type, and bearing the signatures of 'R.
For each horse out of the four used, four 6 cm sites were prepared by shaving the skin at each side of the neck, with two sites on an upper line and two on a lower line, vertically and laterally separated from each other by 6 cm.
However, this would yield a lower LINE-1 methylation percentage for every patient in our cohort, and we expect this will not affect the distribution of the patients into the two groups based on the median LINE-1 methylation percentage.
On the new campaign placard unveiled at the candidates' first appearance in Wyoming, Mr. Cheney's name was two-thirds the size of Mr. Bush's -- on a second, lower line.
Consistently, population A was generated by crossing two superior test-cross lines, Lo115-N and Lo90-N, while population B was obtained by crossing one superior line, Lo115-N with a lower performing line, Lo117-N [ 5].
The railway suspended service in 1982 when the Anvil Gold Mines that it served were closed, but a portion of the lower line was reopened in 1988 for tourist travel.
The line at 2.005 keV had a lower limit line width that reached 0 before a Δχ2 of 2.7 was found; therefore, the upper bound (1.04 eV) reasonably could be considered an upper-limit to the line width.
