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The phrase "a lower minimum severity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing thresholds or criteria, particularly in fields like risk assessment, medical diagnosis, or data analysis.
Example: "The new guidelines suggest implementing a lower minimum severity for reporting adverse events."
Alternatives: "a reduced minimum severity" or "a diminished minimum severity".
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Furthermore, PETs use a lower minimum severity threshold than AETs (14 versus 18 on the HAM-D-17) and exclude cluster B personality pathology more often (57% versus 21%).
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A contentious issue was a push by restaurant owners for a lower minimum wage for workers who receive tips.
Credit card debt is different, because a lower balance due means a lower minimum monthly payment.
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He wants a separate and lower minimum wage for France's young.
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