The phrase "about the lowly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics related to humility, modesty, or individuals of lower social status.
Example: "The novel explores themes about the lowly and their struggles in a society that often overlooks them."
Alternatives: "regarding the humble" or "concerning the meek".
Many economists will argue that concern about the lowly McJob is misplaced.
"Potato House," his latest effort to raise public consciousness about the lowly spud, opened yesterday at the Mills Pond House Gallery here.
It says something about the lowly reputation of the posthumous album that Amy Winehouse's Lioness: Hidden Treasures comes accompanied by an apologetic-sounding assurance.
Every team "ought to have hope" at the beginning of the season, he said, paraphrasing the song from "Damn Yankees," the musical about the lowly Washington Senators when they were more than just one of the chambers of Congress.
What about the lowly hyphen?
But I confess, I couldn't stop thinking about the lowly garbage can.
Most UGTs were highly expressed in SR-1 and SR-2, but about 1/3 of the UGTs were relatively lowly expressed in SR-2 (Additional file 4: Figure S7).
They start with tripe, just about the lowliest of all meats, and never advance beyond carrots, celery, tomato and onions, but the dish rises above its station.
He was an equal-opportunity glutton, as insatiably enthusiastic about his grandmother's marvelous-sounding frits — crackling chunks of fried dough, used to shovel up drifts of sugar — as he was about the lowliest of supermarket cookies.
Boxee has always been about supporting the lowly downloader and the Boxee Box continues the tradition.
For one of the most hyper-rational populations in the world, Silicon Valley runs off a myth about startup success, of the lowly founder conquering the world.
