"low exploitation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to express a situation or condition in which something is being exploited less than is usually the case. For example, "The recent change in regulation resulted in a low exploitation of resources."
The results yielded by 23 questionnaires and the analysis of 10 recorded presentations show a low exploitation and limited rhetorical and syntactic interrogative patterns, which suggests the need for broadening repertoires and remodelling the genre towards a more interactive model.
It is likely that the global optimum would be missed out due to the low exploitation ability.
This occurs because when natural mortality is low, exploitation strongly changes abundance.
Implementing low exploitation will be a necessary condition but perhaps not sufficient to ensure high productivity and sustainable yields for this population.
Our results do indicate that recovery success of the eastern Baltic cod will depend less on seal predation than it will on maintenance of low exploitation and the severity of future climate change.
However, recovery of the eastern Baltic cod to sustainable levels in the 21st century will depend on low exploitation and the severity of future climate change (and its synergistic impacts with eutrophication).
The status quo situation (modest exploitation, very low seal predation; mean salinity), if projected forward would (not surprisingly) give largest biomasses and yields, some of which would reach historical high levels.
"Tea High and Low: Elixir, Exploitation, and Ecology," Oct. 26-27, will look at the cultural, religious, botanical, economic and environmental aspects of the world's most popular beverage.
The public conference "Tea High and Low: Elixir, Exploitation and Ecology" will examine the world's most popular drink after water.
Siddarth Sankaran '19 and PhD candidate Annie Sheng ponder the lessons learned at the multidisciplinary conference "Tea High and Low: Elixir, Exploitation, Ecology". The College of Agriculture and Life Sciences showcases the achievements of 27 interns posted around the globe this year.
He didn't go down as bad as Aldo Ray, alright, but you know, he was appearing in the cheapest, low budget exploitation movies in the 1970's as well.
