The phrase "a result of lowered" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the consequences or effects of a decrease in something, such as levels, rates, or quantities.
Example: "The increase in health issues was a result of lowered immunity in the population."
Alternatives: "due to decreased" or "as a consequence of reduced".
Other forms of syncope occur as a result of lowered blood pressure upon assumption of an upright position, a condition often called orthostatic hypotension.
As a result of lowered crystal symmetry, the degenerate E′ mode is split into two modes and some new modes are induced.
The effective reduction in the dissolved N P atomic ratio from 37.7 to 13.2 after 1998 is a result of lowered ammonia, but not the oxidised forms of nitrogen (nitrate plus nitrite), or increased concentrations of dissolved inorganic phosphorus.
Critics have speculated about whether the record rate could be a result of lowered standards in those remediation programs.
Critics have speculated about whether the anticipated record graduation rate could be a result of lowered standards in those remediation programs.
Whether HIF-1α is up-regulated as a result of lowered cellular levels of α-ketoglutarate as proposed by Zhao et al. [13], or due to increased 2HG levels as hypothesized by Frezza et al. [19], is unclear.
"We think as a result of lowering business taxes, wages will go up.
As Market Basket informs us, sometimes those investments in customers, employees, environment and community come as a result of lowering shareholder value, not maximizing it.
That's a result of lowering the corporate tax rate to 21% from 35%, a major element of the overhaul that President Trump and congressional Republicans say should make American businesses more competitive globally and spur economic growth.
One prediction is unambiguous: Productivity should increase as a result of lower search costs.
