The phrase "a very low score" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing performance metrics, assessments, or evaluations that yield a score indicating poor results.
Example: "After reviewing the test results, it was clear that the student received a very low score, which highlighted the need for additional support."
Alternatives: "a significantly low score" or "an extremely low score".
I know Tiger and Henrik will shoot a very low score so I have to keep the same strategy".
He went on television to complain that the soho design had received three points, a very low score, at the municipal-housing-committee review.
In the first round of balloting, Jowell won only 4,400 votes from the £3 registered supporters, a very low score considering her national standing and support among Labour supporters in London.
It showed that both D8 and R13 sites had a very low score of retrieving ranked actives, low % of yield of actives along with GH score.
The ESSR "Clinical Indications for Musculoskeletal Ultrasound" [1] reached the highest score (87.5% = good), while the EULAR guidelines [14] had a "very low" score of 38.9%.
Scenario 3 appears the most promising regarding potential job vacancies' creation, and does not have a very low score in none of the criteria.
David Duval, who won the 1999 Hope by shooting a Tour record-tying 59 on the final day, shot a third-round 68 and will need an very low score on the fourth day to make the cut.
A high risk of bias due to limitations in the study design was the main reason why the study achieved a very low GRADE score.> To our knowledge this is the first systematic review with the purpose of summarizing studies measuring the effectiveness of telemedicine follow-up care of patients with leg and foot ulcers.
"I just need to shoot a very, very low score on Sunday.
The final overall GRADE Score [ 26] was very low (score of one or less).
Scores ≤2 were defined as very low (score 1) or low (score 2), scores ≥4 as high (score 4) or very high (score 5) competence.
