The phrase "a length of less" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used in contexts where you want to specify a measurement that is shorter than a certain value, but it needs to be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "The material should be cut to a length of less than two meters."
Alternatives: "a length shorter than" or "a length below".
Endings have replaced segues, and the individual tracks have been kept to a length of less than 11 minutes, which Mr. Walker said would fit WBGO's format.
A well-designed RFQ accelerator can realize a low energy spread and high isotopic selection with a length of less than 1 m and reasonable power consumption.
Lifters need to have a length of less than 3 m and must be cheaper than 40 million Iranian Rials (€3000).
Integration of vertical beads with a length of less than 0.5 times the panel's length has no significant effect on the buckling load.
The Government then tight ened the firearms law by mak ing it illegal to cut down a gun barrel to a length of less than 24 inches, thereby outlawing the sawed‐off shotgun, or to convert a dummy gun into a real one.
In the WiMAX frames, each DL subframe (with a length of less than 48 symbols) is preceded by a UL subframe.
Meanwhile, the lengths of the overlapping region with the largest depth in the nanochannels have a length of Vstaget less than the calculated values obtained by Equations 15 and 18.
We defined a short stay admission as that having a length of stay less than two days.
Nineteen percent (7/36) of the women with complications of labour and/or birth had a length of stay less than 48 hours.
The final curated alignments were of a length of no less than 220 amino acids, in agreement with the size of the kinase catalytic domain (~250 amino acids).
They defined low-risk patients by a length of stay less than 24 h and no adverse events of death, myocardial infarction, arrhythmia, or rehospitalization within 30 days.
