The phrase "lower threshold of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing limits, standards, or levels, particularly in scientific, technical, or analytical discussions.
Example: "The study found that the lower threshold of pain tolerance varies significantly among individuals."
Alternatives: "minimum level of" or "base limit of".
Such a structure would require a lower threshold of shareholder approval.
He apparently has a much lower threshold of embarrassment than his kids do.
"They do say that women have a lower threshold of being able to taste things," says Barton.
As in the original settlement, claimants can seek expedited damages of $50,000 under a lower threshold of proof than a typical civil case — essentially by showing they applied for and were denied department farm assistance.
I'm pleased that the CPI will retain the lower threshold of evidence required (in short, evidence of nuisance or annoyance) and will still be heard in the county courts, which are used to dealing with civil law and housing.
The change in sperm concentration to 49.9m per millilitre is still within the normal range, and above the lower threshold of 15m per millilitre used by fertility doctors, said Pacey.
The banking law also authorizes civil penalties for negligent violations, a much lower threshold of proof, but those can only be sought from a financial institution, not individuals.
"Importantly, a new, lower threshold of BMI 30 to 34.9 for bariatric surgery consideration only applies to people who have recent-onset type 2 diabetes".
The next lower threshold of concern involves violations of the code of corporate conduct or controversial personal conduct, like extramarital affairs or other inappropriate relationships.
Magnitude labels on each curve indicate the lower threshold of magnitude.
Fig. 3 Relative share of individual items in the lower threshold of LW.
