"a lower strength" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has less power or intensity compared to something else. Example: The medication I was prescribed has a lower strength than the one I was previously taking.
According to the defense, that scary number was a one-time fluke resulting from a clerical error when Mr. Snowden was given two new prescriptions for pills of a lower strength because his pharmacy had run out of the usual pills.
This search stops if the current final endpoint provides a lower strength than the previous one.
Due to time restraints, the substituted part had to be built with a lower strength steel.
While at late ages, due to dilution effect, concrete containing 15% limestone has a lower strength than control concrete.
Therefore, altering the pH of a lower strength sodium hypochlorite solution may increase its antibacterial properties by facilitating the release of hypochlorus acid.
The repair was in a low alloy ferritic CrMoV steel plate, and the weldment was made using a lower strength C Mn steel weld metal.
For example, a moderate bruise from a fall can be handled with two or three doses per day of a lower-strength Arnica for a couple days.
Indeed, the 5n1 network required a lower-strength reporter in order to maintain cell viability in the mother machine.
The dynamically impacted specimen was found to have a 20% lower strength than the specimen with a simulated impact using a quasi-static test machine.
The results show that the alloy steel bar used for the half-shaft did not follow specifications, with a consequent lower strength and resulting in a material with insufficient loading capacity and fatigue resistance.
During static loading the crack apparently selects a weaker path, by connecting between pores, with a resulting lower strength values and rougher fracture surface.
