The phrase "and a bit lower" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a position or level that is slightly below a reference point.
Example: "The temperature today is 75 degrees, and a bit lower than yesterday's high of 80 degrees."
Alternatives: "and slightly lower" or "and a little lower".
That is down from 27.6% last year and a bit lower than IDC's previous forecast.
The ratio by CFD modelling was about 1.18 for a 500 kW small fire, being near to and a bit lower than the theoretically estimated value of 1.26.
Jarjour says Blendle's refund rate is just under 10percentnt platform wide at this point, and a bit lower in the US — a rate he says is "basically unchanged".
The solar maximum rates are lower than those found for the solar minimum case and a bit lower than estimates from the data, yet the solar minimum is much higher than the estimates.
Comparing to other south Asian countries, Nepal is better than Bangladesh, which has a density of six health service providers per 10,000 people, same as Afghanistan and a bit lower to Pakistan with 12 health service providers per 10,000 people.
Support is higher among women than men, and a bit lower among seniors.
Our values match those of Jernej [ 53] and 5 studies discussed (98 312 ng/ml), and are a bit lower than in 3 reports on platelet-rich plasma and serum (269 271 ng/ml).
We'll probably just use Legoland, and fly a bit lower than normal.
Those numbers are not officially reported yet, but they are lower than Kung Fu Panda 3's weekend takings of £1.74m, and also a bit lower than its rival's Saturday/Sunday grosses.
They're cushy but just firm enough, and crouch a bit lower than a standard dining chair to convey the restaurant's blend of Japanese style and boudoir romance.
In what was an open primary, the exit polls showed that about ten per cent of the voters were Democrats, not much different from the figure in the 2008 G.O.P. primary and quite a bit lower than the 2000 contest, when many non-Republicans voted for John McCain against George W. Bush.
