The phrase "a lower requirement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing standards, criteria, or expectations that are not as high as others in a particular context.
Example: "To qualify for the program, applicants must meet a lower requirement than those applying for the advanced course."
Alternatives: "a reduced standard" or "a lesser criterion".
And Petrobras itself is said to favour a lower requirement for national content.
After that, each successive vote would have a lower requirement: first 57 votes, then 54, and then 51.
Compared to local anodic oxidation technique, the friction-induced selective etching method has a more straightforward process and a lower requirement to environment.
An alternative explanation for these results is that cells grown under anaerobic conditions may have a lower requirement for zinc than do aerobically grown cells.
Also, those who survived had a lower requirement for renal replacement therapy.
It seems unlikely that the critically ill will have a lower requirement for RRT in comparison with stable HD patients.
So while union negotiators from New York and New England were pleased for the most part when Verizon agreed to limit mandatory overtime to eight hours a week, negotiators in these other states have pushed for an even lower requirement.
The subsoiler with a bionic element h/s of 0.57 (S-T-H-0.57) had a lower draft requirement (1292.59 N) and a lower total energy requirement (23.48 J) than the other designs.
Arguably, the Regulatory Body (PHECC) might initially target the lower requirement with an expectation of 21-40 hours which is in-line with the small majority, and subsequently modify this requirement upwards following a review of the first cycle of CPC.
The two codes give very similar results, but the streamline code requires a much shorter run time and has a lower memory requirement.
For a child, since a child has a lower energy requirement, that could be a lot less.
