The phrase "a record low level" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where a measurement or statistic has reached its lowest point in history or in a specific context.
Example: "The temperature recorded last night was a record low level for this time of year."
Alternatives: "an unprecedented low" or "the lowest level ever recorded".
CPI inflation had been steadily rising from a record low level of -0.1% in September.
Also Thursday, the Bank of England kept its main interest rate at a record low level amid signs that the government's strict austerity program had dampened consumer spending.
Stan Shamu of IG explains: Sterling got a kicker from comments by BoE Governor Mark Carney, suggesting rates could be lifted from a record low level sooner than the market expects.
Scientists have been observing significant changes in the polar regions in recent years which are generally ascribed to the warming climate, and in September 2007 the extent of summer ice cover in the Arctic Ocean reached a record low level.
Although the ECB has already cut interest rates to a record low level, and also bought some bonds issued by private companies, a full-scale programme of QE has not yet been launched.
Although the ECB has already cut interest rates to a record low level, and also bought some bonds issued by private companies, a full-scale programme of quantitative easing QE has not yet been launched.
That seems hard to imagine now, with the reservoir at a record-low level.
More dour housing news came Monday, as the National Association of Home Builders/Wells Fargo housing market index held at a record-low level of nine in December for the second straight month.
Governor Mark Carney said that the Bank would not consider an increase in the current record low level of interest rates unless unemployment falls or inflation gets out of control.
The British central bank said in a statement that any expectations that interest rates would rise soon from their current record low level were misguided.
That returned the rate to the record low level that had prevailed from 2009 until April.
