The phrase "at low intensity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to exercise, energy levels, or any situation where intensity is being measured or described.
Example: "The workout plan includes sessions at low intensity to help beginners build endurance gradually."
Alternatives: "at a gentle level" or "with minimal effort".
"So even if farming at low intensity over a larger area retains the number of species present, those species are less evolutionarily distinct and thus preserve less phylogenetic diversity".
At low intensity (4 5%), the critical velocity decreases by comparison with smooth flow.
Preliminary findings show that vibrotacile stimuli at low intensity and low frequency induce a sense of calmness in users, whereas vibrotactile stimuli at low intensity but higher frequency increased excitement.
Active warm-up comprised active stretching of thigh muscles, treadmill running, and cycling on an ergometer at low intensity.
Compact clusters of cooperative agents arise in the sporting scenario, culling at low intensity to maintain advantageously high deer densities.
Dunjó et al. (2004) observed that high rainfall intensity generated more runoff than similar amounts of precipitation at low intensity.
At low intensity, excitons tend to be highly localized and cannot be separated, so they recombine radiatively.
The Me-Mover can be ridden at low intensity, using a walking stepping speed, when the bike will move at slow speeds (up to 12km per hour), or the rider can ramp up the cardio workout to move faster.
When the AB subtraction is used, the increased contrast between lines (pixels) is not reduced and becomes quite visible, but now at low intensity levels.
At low intensity (3 W/cm2), the compositional dependence of the PL peak energy is found to be 63 meV/Bi% at 40 K.
In small intestinal biopsies of healthy subjects, IL-15 protein is almost absent in the lamina propria but expressed, though at low intensity, on villous enterocytes.
