The phrase "at a pretty low" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation, condition, or level that is considered low in quality, quantity, or intensity.
Example: "The stock prices are currently at a pretty low point, making it a good time to invest."
Alternatives: "at a rather low" or "at a quite low".
Keva Joy, the big kisser, joined the family more recently, "at a pretty low time in life," says Coffey.
In particular, the service points to the way smaller companies can jump onto the cloud computing bandwagon at a pretty low cost.
"It does demonstrate that whoever got it working was able to interface with the system at a pretty low level," he says.
However, Wales Office minister Lady Randerson cautioned peers about the impact such an increase could have on public opinion at a time when the view of politics and politicians was at a "pretty low ebb".
"I was at a pretty low one in my career, but to basically change an entire pattern like that and put it together and put it in a position where I can compete in a major championship like this is something I'm very proud of".
With its plastic screen and EDGE-only connectitn, it's a little underpowered for the big markets unless it's brought in as an ultra economy phone – but with other companies setting that bar fairly high at a pretty low price, even that could be tough.
The outcome to such scorched-earth tactics is anyone's guess, really, but it has to be seen at this point as a pretty low probability.
During his tenure at Google, Giannandrea kept a pretty low profile, with few public appearances.
Some players at Saracens felt he had a pretty low opinion of what they could achieve and framed the strategy around that.
It's a pretty low fine, capped at $695, or 2.5percentt of income, whichever is higher.
Sometimes the item will sell for a pretty low price, until you look at the shipping cost.
