"low convictions" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
For example, "The judge handed down a sentence of community service due to the defendant's low convictions record."
The footballer was convicted of an offence with distressingly low conviction rates, while his sentence for a predatory assault on a drunken woman seemed surprisingly short.
This low conviction rate is already self-perpetuating.
Those who do report attacks still face prejudice from officials and very low conviction-rates.
The practice explains the low conviction rate of Nazi death camp guards.
Other low conviction areas included Luton, Bradford and Ilford, areas with high Muslim populations.
Rape has a similarly low conviction rate in England and Wales.
"Rape myths are used as a convenient label to explain away low conviction rates.
The low conviction rate in rape means that guilty people are acquitted.
The abnormally low conviction rate reflects evidential problems - not an unwillingness by juries to take rape allegations seriously.
Along with the UK they also suffer from low conviction rates and some of the same biases.
