The phrase "of lower status" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something or someone that is perceived as being of lesser importance or social rank. Example: The lower level employees felt that their opinions were often ignored by those of higher status within the company.
That means the grapes can come from anywhere in Burgundy, most likely from several different areas of lower status.
Castes traditionally of lower status also made use of these opportunities to move upward, creating tensions within the caste system.
A dearth of women working in head offices, a relative lack of qualifications and their continuing domination of lower status roles were to blame, the research found.
In the countryside in particular the figure of the patrón (boss or patron) maintained dominance over both physical resources and persons of lower status.
Earlier discussions of erotomania and star stalking had depicted offenders as both male and female but generally of lower status than their victims.
Areas such as medicine and architecture were left to Greeks and others of lower status, and mathematics and the sciences aroused little interest.
Status of women: Lower status of women in the family and community will impede efforts to make the issue of maternal death more visible and to mobilize communities around maternal health.
The resulting boundaries naturalize workplace inequalities, making them appear as an inevitable outcome of inherent deficiencies of the lower status group.
Private beliefs and practices of many people, however, remain racist, and some group of assumed lower status is often made a scapegoat.
She had a good job as a secretary but because of its lower status compared with her husband's position, she exchanged it for the domestic role.
Other agricultural cultivators were of a lower status, such as tenants, wage laborers, and in rare cases slaves.
