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Discover LudwigThe phrase "lower percentages" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it whenever you want to refer to a lower amount of something as a percentage (e.g. in relation to a larger amount). For example, "The prevalence of the disease declined significantly, with lower percentages of people affected in the last two years."
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Lower percentages of Muslims register to vote or volunteer their time than adherents of other faiths.
Other surveys have found much lower percentages in favour.
These results are in marked contrast to the lower percentages seen among Conservative supporters and are closer to Labour voters.
Brokerage firms typically charge lower percentages for larger portfolios and are often willing to negotiate terms with wealthier clients.
Only New England and Baltimore had worse percentages in the conference and only Philadelphia, Chicago and Tampa Bay had lower percentages in the National Football Conference.
If we had just stuck to Lion Bars and Wispas, with their (*cough*) considerably lower percentages of cocoa, would we be in this mess?
(Two other surveys' findings fall within that window, respectively fixing the proportion at forty and sixty per cent of women. Men report, too, but at lower percentages).
The PNN network obtained lower percentages in assignation and rejection.
However, lower percentages in between shut-ins were realized.
Lower percentages are reported for diagnostic radiographic techniques.
Higher concentrations of ALA or derivatives resulted in lower percentages of entrapment.
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