The phrase "hangs below" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It means that something is physically lower or underneath something else, often in a suspended position. Example: The chandelier in the grand foyer hangs below the ornate ceiling, casting a warm glow over the marble floors.
His hair hangs below his shoulders, and his eyes, minus the black eyeliner he wears on stage, have a disarming warmth.
His "Oiran and Mirror" (1988) features a geisha and has nothing thematically to do with Jennifer Bartlett's "Study for Swimmers Atlanta: Seaweed" (1979), which hangs below it.
A plaque hangs below the shirt, featuring a mission statement, "My Guiding Principles as a Newspaper Man," written by Calame in the nineteen-fifties, when he was a teen-ager and living in Missouri, the son of a minister.
This so-called dry-sump system also eliminates the deep oil pan that normally hangs below the engine, making it possible to lower the mounting point and improve handling.
"The idea of performing in real places has always appealed to me," said Ms. Templeton, a small woman with wire-framed glasses & red hair that hangs below her waist.
It even has an arse, or at least a rusted steel horn that hangs below and fulfils the role of a dome, not on top of the building, but below it.
But in the last year, something has changed: the old sign has been augmented by a black banner hung below, proclaiming the building "occupato," or "occupied".
His swollen lower lip hung below his gums.
Sensors and emitters hang below the wings like missiles.
He walked with a stoop, his body sagged, his hands appeared to hang below his knees".
They have designed a system which would hang below a large balloon 20km up in the sky.
