The phrase "a much lower one" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing something that is significantly lower in value, quantity, or quality than another item or standard.
Example: "The new model is a much lower one in terms of price compared to its predecessor."
Alternatives: "a significantly lower one" or "a considerably lower one".
Critics say that has established two standards for bringing charges: a high one for police officers, and a much lower one for everyone else.
If Uber has raised its commission the part of each fare that the company keeps Juno will set a much lower one.
If Uber has raised its commission — the part of each fare that the company keeps — Juno will set a much lower one.
Mike Hudson, a meteorologist with the service, said river levels would probably go back up to a second crest level in mid-April, but a much lower one — perhaps by three feet or more — than the panic-inducing spike hit last weekend.
Nokia missed analyst expectations last quarter, and posted an operating loss, though a much lower one than it reported during the year ago period.
The inverse is valid for Chrysichthys and Labeo species: a high percentage in catches of small meshed nets and a much lower one in the bigger meshed nets.
Bolivia's indigenous people, the Quechua and Aymara Indians, make up most of the population, but appear to be at a considerable disadvantage to their non-indigenous neighbours: educational attainment and earning potential remain much lower, one of the many problems that the country's democratic government is attempting to address.
This respectively led to different degrees of TOC removal in the experiments: from high TOC removal (>94%) for the low-molecular mass compounds to much lower one (down to 54%) for poly vinyl alcohol), which was the compound with the highest molecular mass studied.
The main findings are: (a) Stomach cancer mortality of Polish migrants to Australia is intermediate between the high mortality in Poland and the much lower one in Australia.
The problem, though, is that gold prices tend to increase both when the economy needs much higher rates and when it needs much lower ones.
Big disparities between high subsidies to farmers in the western EU, and much lower ones to those in the east, should also be levelled out.
