The phrase "a far smaller less" is not correct in written English.
It appears to be a combination of comparative terms that do not work together logically.
Example: "The new model is a far smaller less expensive option than the previous version."
Alternatives: "much smaller and less" or "significantly smaller and less".
Scientific raw data representing a single person's genome is about 100 gigabytes in size, although a polished version of a person's genetic code is far smaller, less than a gigabyte.
The GHIT Fund will be a far smaller, and less controversial, investment.
The transition to the volunteer Army didn't do away with warfare, but it did ensure that the responsibility fell on a far smaller and less representative segment of the population – mainly minority and poor communities with little resources or opportunities.
Meanwhile, a far smaller, but no less ambitious player, is trying to develop a viable electric aircraft to carve out a niche in the general aviation market.
2. Whereas the Madrid attacks involved 13 explosive devices and the use of powerful industrial explosives, the London atrocities appear to have used a far smaller number of less-powerful devices that appear to have been less-effectively placed.
theguardian.com saw a far smaller fall, slipping by less than 1% to an average of 7.3 million daily unique browsers.
The United States government, by contrast, says it wants to stay out of the business of running banks, and has taken a far smaller stake and a much less active role in Citigroup, Bank of America and others.
Nevertheless, this is a far smaller operation and gives perhaps less destruction to the bony elements of the vertebral column.
All of that goes quadruple for the vice presidential debate, which is likely to draw a far smaller audience and to have considerably less impact on the sliver of viewers who have yet to make up their minds.
When it comes to making shows happen, the responsibilities fall on a team far smaller and less centralized than you might think.
