The word 'lowly' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone who is humble or unimportant. For example: "The young man was so humble and unassuming that he was seen as a lowly figure in the village."
The UK value segment is as mature as the US by spend/capita but both markets are lowly penetrated.
In terms of book value, Barclays remains one of the most lowly rated major banks.
Thus everybody pays superstar wages even to lowly squad players.
Atlético may not be able to retain their title any more but they cannot switch off as Valencia are only four points behind them, and Diego Simeone's side will be eyeing Sunday's trip to lowly Levante as a good chance to keep Los Che at bay.
There has been a decade-long legal battle by the Guardian involving rulings by 16 different judges, stretching from a lowly information tribunal to the supreme court, the highest in the land.
The feminist credentials of Suffragette are not difficult to ascertain – Mulligan doesn't play one of the Pankhursts, but rather a lowly footsoldier called Maud – but it is in Madding Crowd that Mulligan shows her cards.
Since scoring five against against lowly Granada in April, including an eight-minute hat-trick as Real Madrid crushed their opponents 9-1, Ronaldo has scored seven goals in nine matches in all competitions.
Not really, as lowly Chivas USA on Sunday presents itself as the first domino that must fall in that quartet.
His first lady, Grace Mugabe, sporting a series of vivid outfits during the official visit to China, was once a lowly member of the presidential typing pool.
He instinctively holds open the door for even lowly officials, baffling civil servants drilled in Whitehall's hierarchical protocols.
The big mystery, and the main reason for the shares' lowly rating, is the investment bank.
