The phrase 'is exceedingly low' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to denote that something is far below the usual standard or expectation. For example, "The yield from this crop is exceedingly low and will not be able to cover the cost of production."
For instance, the solubility in water of the trifluorides formed by actinoids with a +3 state (thorium and protactinium have unstable +3 states) is exceedingly low.
For most of the makeover subjects, the bar is exceedingly low — take Tom, the recipient of the yogurt-guacamole instruction, whose abilities in the kitchen began and ended with mixing Mountain Dew and tequila.
It could happen but the probability is exceedingly low.
Although a higher frequency of dysplasia has been reported in syndromic forms, the risk of developing invasive carcinoma is exceedingly low.
If, to avoid this danger, they buy only when the price is exceedingly low, they cannot avoid the appearance of having taken unfair advantage of the necessities of their stockholders.
The real value of the h-index, Hirsch says, is in the evaluation of experienced scientists: "If the h-index is high at tenure, I would say this is very positive, but if the h-index is exceedingly low, I would say this raises a question mark about the candidate".
Still, mortgage rates are exceedingly low by historical standards.
But the likelihood of raising enough money was "exceedingly low," he said.
And the barriers to entry for "ShortLived" are exceedingly low: Anyone can submit a play.
The chances of the proposal becoming the Constitution's 28th Amendment are exceedingly low.
Since many of our allies recognize these hard facts, the odds of strong support for new inspections are exceedingly low.
