The phrase "at a value below" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing numerical values, prices, or measurements that are less than a specified amount.
Example: "The product is available at a value below the market average, making it an attractive option for consumers."
Alternatives: "at a price lower than" or "at a level beneath".
After the write-downs, eBay was carrying Skype on its books at a value below $2 billion dollars.
The charges also reflected the expected sale of certain assets at a value below their carrying value, News Corp said.
The flexibility is maintained at a value below the average RMSf score at different temperatures.
The threshold was set at a value below which 95% of all intraspecific pairwise distances were found.
Based on the Australian Standard AS3600 provisions the acceptable value for shrinkage required a value below 0.075 % at the age 56 days.
At ϕ A values below 0.4, however, there was an increase in J5 in response to increasing product (ATP) and decreasing substrate (ADP) concentration.
The composite containing of 17.2 vol.% TD-CNTs has a permittivity of 37 at 1 kHz, which is 13.7 times higher than that of the pure PS (2.7), while the dielectric loss still remains at a low value below 0.11.
The SHPF can maintain the low level of dc-bus voltage at a stable value below 50 V, which is one of its advantages in comparison to the conventional hybrid power filter.
Statistical significance was reached at a p value below 0.05.
But the pipeline appears to be slowing down, particularly after over-50s specialist Saga struggled on its debut last week, eventually launching at a value more than 20% below the top end of its original price range.
At a value of k slightly below the torus bifurcation the trajectory winds around a torus near SNp, spending time, in alternation, near the attracting and repelling branches of periodic orbits of the fast system (see the headless torus canard trajectory shown in Figure 14).
