The phrase "a district less than" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a district that is smaller in size or population compared to another district or a specific measurement.
Example: "The city has a district less than five square miles in area, making it one of the smallest in the region."
Alternatives: "a district smaller than" or "a district under".
Boogaard recently moved to an apartment in the North Loop, a gentrified neighborhood also known as the Warehouse District, less than a mile northwest of downtown Minneapolis.
Designed by Will Bruder, a sculptor-turned-builder from Phoenix with a reputation as one of the most innovative architects of the American West, the museum serves as a dark and elegant riposte to the garish, neon-lighted casino district less than a half mile away.
The complex is located in Dallas' Vickery Meadows district less than a mile from the hospital where Duncan is a patient.
A notably higher proportion of households in the SM district (over a third) than in the NGO district (less than 10percentt) reported they usually used a private health facility for treatment of a health problem.
Manisha comes from Aligarh district, less than a two-hour train ride from Delhi.
At 34, she is one of 132 current school leaders under age 35, up from 26 in 2002, and one of 237 who have worked in the district less than a decade, up from 54 in 2002.
In our Kansas district, less than half an inch of that reached the aquifer in a given year.
In a particular study conducted in Jinja district, less than 30%% of the school children took praziquantel during mass treatment in 2011.
In 2012, only 18 out of 52 districts had facility delivery rates that were equal to or higher than the national average of 84%%, and in one district less than 20%% of births occurred within a health facility [ 50].
Two teenage boys were killed while playing football at a Donetsk school on Wednesday, when a mortar shell reportedly hit their sports field in the Kuibyshevskiy district less than three miles from where fierce clashes are raging at the city's airport. .
