The phrase "lower tip of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the bottom end of something, usually with a curved or pointed shape. For example, "She brushed away a few strands of hair that had caught on the lower tip of her earring."
headquarters at the lower tip of Manhattan.
On November 7th, two tenants of a loft on Pearl Street, at the lower tip of Manhattan, disappeared.
Regarding the latter, adult herring gulls (Larus argentatus) have a red spot on the lower tip of their bill.
It is blown up with just 10 pounds of explosives in a "dirty bomb" at the lower tip of Manhattan, with a one-mile-per-hour breeze blowing.
Joseph near the lower tip of Lake Michigan; Michilimackinac and Sainte Marie on the upper lakes; Detroit, guarding Lake Huron; and Niagara, guarding Lake Erie.
Ms. Jimenez works until 5 p.m. doing billing for the city's Administration for Children's Services, commutes from the lower tip of Manhattan and has to finish eating by 7 -- doctor's orders for losing a little extra weight.
SER occurs only at the upper and lower tips of the constant energy band contour when |ky| is large.
Our novel solver requires only a one-time factorization of each diagonal block, and in each outer iteration, obtaining only the upper and lower tips of a solution vector where the size of each tip is equal to that of the individual overlap.
Labelled cells within the SG were grouped according to their localisation at the lower tip (Ltip), on the top of the SG (top), the inner periphery (P) and central part (C) of the gland.
The fourth child, an 11-month-old girl with a pulsating extensive hemangioma of the lower tip, treated with two laser sessions with no effect on the size of hemangioma.
However due to a lack of dynamic stall modeling, the numerical method is not able to predict power output accurately at lower tip speed ratios wherein effects of dynamic stall are significant.
