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The phrase "at these low levels" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing measurements, quantities, or conditions that are considered low in a specific context.
Example: "The chemical reactions were not effective at these low levels of concentration."
Alternatives: "at these minimal levels" or "at these reduced levels".
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She said that if inventories remained at these low levels in the spring, "then we are in trouble".
At these low levels, the future prospects of Russian companies represent a significant investment opportunity".
According to a rival theory, radiation at these low levels will cause scarcely any cancers at all.
With the ratio at these low levels, analysts who are otherwise skeptical about the market's ability to climb much further are willing to give stocks the benefit of the doubt.
(Yes, New York's water — like that of other cities — contains trace amounts of drugs, but we lack proof, so far, that exposure at these low levels is a human health risk).
At these low levels, analysis of the collision-induced fragmentation spectra revealed the presence of ions originating from the peptide as well as cluster ions that originate from the chemical noise.
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An even bigger issue is whether prices will stay at these very low levels.
"But at these extremely low levels, especially for those companies quoted on the stock exchange, we have to be very wary," he added.
Even at these relatively low levels, Iraq would account for half of the expected growth in oil needed from OPEC producers, Mr. Kirsch said.
Nevertheless, the presence of the phthalates and metals as contaminants at these relatively low levels is of concern from the point of view of bioaccumulation.
Moreover, certain combinations showed a clear pattern of synergism even at these relatively low levels.
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