'low involvement' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe a situation in which someone has a limited interest or lack of commitment. For example, "Although he attended the meeting, he had a low involvement and did not actively participate in the discussion".
The analysis demonstrated the contrasting role of high and low involvement as well as the potential complementarity of promotion- and prevention-focused value motivation.
Where a model close to optimal was selected, the accuracy of Version 1 users greatly outperformed low involvement Version 2 users.
Contrary to our expectations, the results show that collaboration patterns are similar in the two networks, although they are governed by two different types of institutions, both being less participative than expected, with low involvement of NGOs and private stakeholders.
The number of students that make up the classrooms of E.S.O., its diversity of personal situations, lack of funding and support staff makes a low involvement of teachers in the design and development of improvement plans.
The results indicate that highly involved people are inclined to elaborate on information (central route), while people with low involvement are likely to make judgments based on simple cues (peripheral route).
Results from two experiments confirm that this holds across both high and low involvement categories and in particular when the traditional action frame is combined with a loss outcome.
There are two types of low-involvement purchases.
"High-involvement" forms of interdisciplinary exchange decline faster than "low-involvement" forms.
Furthermore, an important distinction rooted in consumer information processing models is made between low-involvement and high-involvement products.
However, benefits of these positive memory effects may be negated by the negative attitudes players have toward the highly thematic game for a low-involvement product.
A product-congruent advergame is compared to a product-incongruent advergame using a stimulus brand for a low-involvement product category.
