The phrase "a faster and less" is not complete and lacks context, but it is grammatically correct and can be used in written English when followed by appropriate nouns or adjectives.
You can use it when comparing two things, typically in a context where you are discussing speed and a reduction in some quality or quantity.
Example: "We need to find a faster and less expensive solution to our problem."
Alternatives: "a quicker and cheaper" or "a speedier and more efficient".
The payoff, say doctors who text, tweet and post, is a better-informed teenager who finds social media a faster and less embarrassing means to have questions asked and answered.
Hence, TCR retrogenesis allows for the in vivo study of given TCR specificities in a faster and less expensive manner.
"We hope to keep our community updated in a faster and less intensive way than [by] e-mail," says Merci Victoria Grace, the company's chief creative officer.
The service opens a faster and less expensive money transfer option between Kenya and China through the Tencent-owned WeChat social media platform.
In this study a faster and less invasive method is proposed, the infrared thermovision technique (ITT) whose full potentiality has never been investigated yet, in order to acquire quantitative data of real thermal transmittances of the building envelope in a quasi-steady state condition.
One difference between NHL and IIHF rules is standard rink dimensions: the NHL rink is narrower, measuring 61 m × 26 m (200 ft × 85 ft), instead of the international size of 61 m × 30.5 m (200 ft × 100 ft) The larger international size allows for a faster and less physical style of play.
They offer a fast and less traumatic closure for appropriately selected wounds and typically do not require the use of local anesthesia [2].
First, it represents a fast and less expensive method to obtain longitudinal information.
By combining both approaches, we achieved the development of a fast, and less noise-sensitive spectroscopic PA imaging algorithm.
Alternatively, this might reflect that a faster and therefore, less accurate repair pathway, such as NHEJ, operates in these conditions.
"When you're selling books and hammers and TV's and Walkmans and stuff like that, you can get a book or a Walkman to a customer faster and less expensively with a set of regional facilities," Mr. Curry said.
