"lower spreads" is a correct and usable term in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the differences in prices between two entities, commonly in reference to financial markets. For example, "The recent announcement of a new trade policy has caused a decrease in the spreads of currency pairs in the forex market."
"Investors are being denied the benefits of lower spreads," Mr. Levitt said.
What about the lower spreads on Italy's debt under Mr Monti?
But beneath the surface calm of lower spreads and lower tail risks, the eurozone's fundamental problems remain unresolved.
The lower spreads mean lower costs for investors, because Nasdaq investors generally do not trade directly with one another.
For example, independently weak demand would typically be associated with lower spreads on loans, rather than higher spreads".
But lower spreads also squeeze the profits of market-makers, who are making less money on each trade.
A lower spread is an indicator of loosening credit.
Flower: sepals +- equal, green to +- purple, lower spreading; lateral petals +- like sepals, ascending to erect; lip generally > sepals, petals, spreading to descending, generally wedge-shaped, flat, tip entire to deeply lobed; column subcylindric, straight to curved, anther at tip.
Shorter entrance length results in higher spread rates and a lower oxygen-extinction limit in low free-stream velocities, but lower spread rates and a higher oxygen-extinction limit in high free-stream velocities.
The onset and offset of sensory block at dermatome level T10, maximum upper and lower spread of sensory block and the onset, intensity and duration of motor block were recorded, as were safety data.
Energy absorbed by DHEC laminates is of the same order than for pure carbon ones; however, the DHEC failure mode (referred to as "petaling") presents a lower spreading of splinters respect to the pure carbon fibres (brittle fracture) case.
