The phrase "a very low area" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a geographical location that is at a significantly lower elevation compared to its surroundings.
Example: "The valley is known for being a very low area, often prone to flooding during heavy rains."
Alternatives: "a significantly low region" or "an extremely low zone".
The project has been optimized for very low area occupancy in order to utilize it in multichannel neural signal recording pixel systems for future application.
We did not consider plasma VEGF before cycle 1 (BV1) for predicting insufficient therapy response because of very low area under the ROC curve (AUC = 0.339; standard error = 0.09; 95% CI = 0.157-0.520).
While the possibility of new infections could not be excluded in these studies due to low levels of DNA for genotyping the submicroscopic infections, the Vietnam study was in a very low transmission area with low reinfection risk, suggesting the lower density infection later increased in density.
A very low textured area density was used in order to understand the process of chip flow over the textures and study the effect of machining on individual dimples.
This perception of low hazard risk status was recently reiterated in the INFORM risk index that classifies Brunei as a very low risk area (INFORM 2017) (Fig. 1a).
In addition, this method resulted in agglomerated Ta3N5 with a very low surface area [19, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47].
Conversely, the nanofibers are characterized by a very low specific area, while the ceria obtained with SCS lies somewhere in between the other two morphologies.
We also note a slight over-estimation of integral-mean gravity along the plumbline by Helmert's mean gravity approximation in very low areas (0 to 100 m).
All samples have porosity in the range of 63 93% and a very low specific surface area.
The as-prepared amorphous carbon has a porous internal structure but a very low specific surface area (SSA) with a dense surface carbon layer.
