The phrase "a significantly lower average" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing averages in a statistical context, indicating that one average is much less than another.
Example: "The study revealed a significantly lower average score among students who studied less than five hours a week."
Alternatives: "a notably reduced average" or "a considerably diminished average."
London and Surrey are predictably top for priciest pint, with an average of £3.79 per drink, while Herefordshire imbibers pay a significantly lower average of £3.03.
Mr. Stevens, the Lockheed chief executive, told reporters on Tuesday that the company thought it could build the planes for a significantly lower average price, as well as reduce what it might cost to maintain them.
Many were inconclusive, but a very large study, published in July in The Lancet, a London-based medical journal, found that the length of time women in the industrialized world nursed their children was indeed associated with a significantly lower average risk of cancer.
This results in a significantly lower average fuel temperature.
However, the HCRNet improves on CCC by rearranging its hypercube links, which results in a significantly lower average internodal distance.
However, this algorithm achieves a significantly lower average long-term throughput as compared to MCS scheduler or PFS algorithm.
The BTX-A-injected masseter muscles showed significantly lower average activity than did uninjected muscles at weeks 1 and 2 after injection [31].
At the childhood visit, the individuals included in this analysis compared with those 1,332 children not included were of a similar age but had significantly lower average BMI, cholesterol, sBP, fasting insulin, and 2hIns levels.
Compared with those included in the final analysis, non-consumers had significantly lower average energy intakes (P= 0·0002), with a difference of 799·7 (95 % CI 379·3, 1220·0) kJ/d.
Comparable results have also been reported by Etnyre's group [ 48], with significantly lower average ground reaction force (GRF) generated with an armrest than with other arm positions.
A recent report in Stanford magazine shows that schools serving needier families have significantly lower average scores on literacy tests.
