The phrase "a not so low" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is not as low as expected or compared to something else.
Example: "The price of the new model is a not so low option compared to the previous version."
Alternatives: "a relatively high" or "not particularly low".
Assimilation began with the shirting, which was basic and effective: an oxford made from a healthy-weight cotton, which hung just low enough to cover a belt, but not so low that it doubled as a smock; and an extremely light short-sleeve button-up, with vertical green and blue stripes ($375), that briefly made me reconsider my loathing of that style.
Today, OPEC is all about stability, and tries to keep prices within a target range: not so low that its members starve for income, nor so high that the world economy suffers or consumers turn to alternatives like coal.
Mr. Greenspan's goal, though he has never officially stated it, has been to keep the underlying inflation rate, excluding volatile areas like food and energy, under about 2percentt a year but not so low that it threatens to turn to actual deflation, or falling prices.
Numbers Game For one, manufacturers obviously want a low number but not so low that no halfway ordinary customer can ever achieve it.
"We're not pricing them too low – we think this is an appropriate price, lower than a frontlist paperback but not so low it undervalues the book itself," said Bloomsbury Reader publisher Stephanie Duncan.
Pilot studies using various resolutions were undertaken to find a middle resolution that was not so low as few of the major features were not present (such as cusps and crests), but not so high as to either give greater emphasis to very small features or to slow down scan processing.
Make sure it's not so low that a dog could leap over the top (but not so high that it looks forbidding), and make sure a dog couldn't slide out through the bottom.
"Our level is not so low that you can get a promotion without doing good science these days.
After an abrupt drop, the ground levelled off into a tunnel — too low to stand up in, but not so low that we had to crawl.
Indeed, the homozygous ratio is sufficiently high to evaluate traits with replication, and the heterozygosity ratio is not so low and will allow the identification of a sufficient number of RHLs.
