The phrase "lower box" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a box that is positioned lower than another box or in a lower section of a layout.
Example: "Please place the items in the lower box for easier access."
Alternatives: "bottom box" or "lower compartment."
Chamberlain's father, Harlan, flew into town and parked his motorized scooter in its usual spot, in the back of the lower box seats behind the plate.
The processing applied to each voxel is shown in the lower box.
The upper box contained the shale specimen and the lower box was made of steel.
The paired samples of all patients together (that is, patients 1 – 28 + 29 – 63 + 64 –75) were recalculated using interference library 4 (right lower box).
Five hundred bucks per lower box seat is a steal to enjoy the glory of baseball played by young gods, in baseball's very empyrean palace no less.
The system consists of two conceptual groundwater boxes: an upper box with two outflows (fast runoff Q0 and delayed runoff Q1) with different recession coefficients, and a lower box with one outflow (slow baseflow Q 2 ).
In one of the lower boxes were Mr. Disraeli and Lady Beaconsfield.
In the end, I managed to knock off or smoke down about 80percentt of the hive into the lower boxes, upon which I then placed a queen excluder.
I was sitting in a grandstand seat behind the third-base-side lower boxes, pretty close to the field, there as a Giants fan of long standing but not as yet a baseball writer.
With Capriati warming up, fans jammed the narrow hatchways and deftly tried to cut the lines and fill in the 8,253 open seats directly behind the 1,436 reserved seats in the lower boxes.
Every time a new show opened for review at the Belasco, my friend Michael Kuchwara, the Associated Press theater critic who died this year, used to lament the destruction of the theater's lower boxes.
