"tier below" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to indicate a lower level than the one being discussed. For example: "The seats in the lower tier below are much less expensive than those in the upper tier."
"Since joining your board, I have seen firsthand a rigorous and comprehensive process, where independent members of the board and the chairman regularly meet not just those who report directly to Sir Martin, but also the senior tier below," said Quarta, in his first report to shareholders since becoming chairman.
First Division, one tier below M.L.S., since its season opener on April 25.
One tier below the translators are the glass booth of the accused and the witness box, facing each other.
Flutey was in the All Black U-19 World Cup-winning side and even played for New Zealand Maoris, one tier below the senior team.
Two teams – England and Australia – dominate, with West Indies, India and New Zealand a tier below, and the remainder below them.
But Haye's career reached a dead end with the absence of worthwhile names to fight in the tier below the Klitschkos so he retired.
Low literature tag enrichment in consistency Tier 3 and in all tiers below Tier 3 questions the meaningfulness of the data not pre-cleaned by triple filtration of CDM or similar knowledge-based techniques.
Consumers in the tier just below, influenced by those at the top, would also spend less, and so on, all the way down the income ladder.
A Euro NBA would eventually raise its level, but at the beginning it would certainly be a couple tiers below.
It plays eight tiers below the pinnacle, the Premier League of Arsenal and Chelsea and City and United.
Ebbsfleet, however, play five tiers below the Premier League and Tracey is likely to stay with Spurs' academy for the rest of this campaign.
