The phrase "and possibly even lower" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing potential decreases in quantity, value, or level, often in a speculative context.
Example: "The temperature could drop to 30 degrees Fahrenheit, and possibly even lower, by the end of the night."
Alternatives: "and perhaps even less" or "and maybe even lower".
The Cardinals pulled it off without losing any of their young pitching depth, while gaining a draft pick (when another team signs Beltran) and a prospect, and possibly even lowering their payroll.
"Further out, we see interest rates coming down to 2.25% in 2009, and very possibly even lower," he added.
Such differences may predict an activation difference in superior temporal cortex (possibly even lower structures), where early nonlinguistic perceptual processes are typically manifest but can, in our view, not easily explain the critical observations of the present study about differential laterality and well-timed activation of widespread cortical sources.
However, schlieren contours, which were recorded both to provide a basis for burning velocity measurements and to explore density changes in the reactants, indicated the presence of a burner – stabilised propagating reaction zone ahead of the luminous flame surface starting at around 50 vol.% and possibly even at lower air admixtures.
The evidence suggests that, by virtue of these double-duty systems, the sight of other (living) human or human-like bodies deposits in one's brain not just a visual representation of their behavior but also internal replicas of, among other things, the motor plans and visceral and nociceptive responses — and possibly even the lower-level intentions — that lie behind the behavior.
Those individuals might be candidates for more intensive monitoring, more aggressive hydration and possibly even uric acid-lowering treatments.
The calculations confirm that the male spouse may well have the lower (and possibly even negative) marginal tax rate.
He discussed his unusual route to the England team, and his close friendship with Pakistan's mystery spinner Saeed Ajmal, with grace and humour – although Alastair Cook will be much more concerned about his ability to score runs in the lower middle order, and possibly even to become the first England bowler to deliver a doosra in Test cricket.
