The phrase "and in the lowest" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing a situation, condition, or state that is at its minimum or lowest point.
Example: "The temperature dropped significantly, and in the lowest part of the valley, it reached freezing."
Alternatives: "at the lowest level" or "in the most minimal state".
When the writer Maria Edgeworth read Milton's lines about Hell ("And in the lowest deep a lower deep / Still threatening to devour me opens wide"), she objected: How could the lowest deep open into a lower deep?
There may be worse things waiting in the wings (never forget that morose observation of Milton's on the topo-graphy of Hell: "And in the lowest depth, a lower depth") but for the moment they aren't apparent, which isn't to say that they won't crawl, glistening like Paris Hilton's lip-gloss, out of some gallery next month.
But an analysis of hospital standards by Ashish Jha, a professor at the Harvard School of Public Health, ranked Grady in the lowest fifth of all hospitals in the treatment of heart attacks in 2006, the lowest tenth for heart failure and in the lowest 1percentt for pneumonia.
These habitat characteristics, as well as the fish abundances and assemblages differed most across the habitat types in the outer and mid archipelago zones and in the lowest habitat isolation.
Unfortunately, the scope attributed to such policies may be more modest than presumed if workers with low qualifications and in the lowest segments of the earning distribution fail to reap relevant returns from language training.
For second-generation Western immigrants, on the other hand, the CDF is now to the right of that of the ethnic Dane CDF for most of the distribution for females and in the lowest part for males.
Black and Hispanic students were underrepresented in advanced courses, and overrepresented in the lowest courses and in special education -- a stratification that persists today.
And in the lows, a further cruelty lurks.
She teaches at NYU and in the low-residency MFA program at IAIA Institute of American Indian Artss).
Tile roofs are popular in the Mediterranean area and in the Low Countries of western Europe.
In New Hampshire, there was modest improvement (one point), and in the low-attendance contest in Nevada, some significant improvement (eight points).
