The phrase "a radically lower" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant decrease in a quantity or quality compared to a previous state or standard.
Example: "The new policy resulted in a radically lower rate of emissions, showcasing our commitment to environmental sustainability."
Alternatives: "a significantly reduced" or "a dramatically decreased".
Runciman suggested the Brexit vote might not have happened with a radically lower voting age.
Another approach would be to give a few program officers a radically lower caseload to see what they can accomplish with grantees who are eager for a real partnership.
"What most shocked, upset and moved me about Josephine was not her quiet acceptance about her own death, but her abject fear over the reality that because she had a radically lower blood count she would die first and leave Michael to die on his own a few weeks or months after her.
Canada now has a radically lower national debt, and an unemployment rate that has been steadily declining, now down to 7.4percentt.
"What Mythic has built is a deep learning or neural network chip that implements learning algorithms at a radically lower price point, chip size and power consumption level than anything we have today.
It's a classic disruptive strategy go after the underserved white space (the enterprise cloud), and then start picking off the main market with a radically lower price (first on the poorly-served edges in remote data centers and branch offices, and then in the main data centers).
And sometimes a new technology or a new regulation enables a company to radically lower a product's price or to offer new features or a wholly new solution to a customer need in a way that demands consumers' consideration.
"And as a result, they radically lower their tax rates.
Our empirical findings suggest that the Swedish regulatory approach comprised many key elements of an efficient policy-induced transition towards radically lower emissions in the metal smelting and pulp and paper industries.
"After 20 to 30 years, we don't know what this [economy] would look like, if we actually managed to achieve radically lower emissions and still secure possibilities for a good life... are we then even concerned whether this was capitalism or not, or are we looking for other things," he says.
As the basis of energy and construction strategies, it yields a cascading set of advantages for the building design and construction industry: radically lower energy consumption, more durable buildings, more healthy buildings, and more integrated building systems and design teams.
