The phrase "available at a low" is not complete and lacks context, making it unclear in written English.
It can be used when discussing pricing or availability of a product or service, but it needs to be followed by a noun to clarify what is low.
Example: "The new smartphone is available at a low price compared to its competitors."
Alternatives: "offered at a low cost" or "accessible at a low rate.".
A potent 280 pound-feet of torque, available at a low 1,750 r.p.m., should ensure assertive response even in higher gear ratios.
It appears not to matter to A2K that knowledge is, in fact, easily accessible in the UK, nor that it's available at a low cost – often even for free.
The week-long festival, launched last summer, saw classical musicians performing in the city's historic Regency theatre, with promming tickets in a "standing pit" available at a low price.
Encouraging guests to drink, especially when drinks are available at a low price compared to the bars and restaurants nearby, not only brings in a consistent supply of revenue, but also lowers guests' inhibitions and can lead to riskier behavior on the part of the gamblers.
The Gear VR virtual reality headset is available at a low cost.
As a result of the technological accelerations within BIG-Bio business, laboratory equipment quickly becomes out-of-date and is today available at a low cost.
"We thought, let's make sure we try to make a product at a very low cost to make it available at a very low price to low-resource countries.
If that 8% return is available at such a low risk rate, it looks like a mighty attractive place to put your spare cash when you consider that money market funds are yielding 0.4%.
By making previously hard-to-find information available at such a low cost, PropertyShark levels the playing field between buyers and sellers and between real estate brokers and those who wish to buy or sell on their own.
Ondansetron is a generic drug, available worldwide at a low price, with a very long experience of safe usage, which our study suggests would benefit patients with IBS-D troubled mainly by urgency and loose stools.
Bisphosphonates are now off-patent, meaning they can be made by any drug company, and are therefore available at a very low cost.
