The phrase "a less broad" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the width or extent of something, indicating that it is narrower or more specific than something else.
Example: "The new policy provides a less broad definition of eligibility, focusing on specific criteria."
Alternatives: "a narrower" or "a more specific".
When seasonally adjusted figures are used, the index shows a less broad improvement.
The figures gel with a report issued earlier this week by the Venture-One Corporation, a market research firm that measures a less broad universe of venture investors.
"No change" was defined as when empiric therapy was maintained without modification, "Escalation of therapy" was defined when there's a switch to or addition of an antibiotic with a broader spectrum, and "De-escalation" when there's a switch to or interruption of a drug class resulting in a less broad spectrum of coverage.
Likewise, there is "perhaps a less broad understanding than maybe you would believe," about the problems facing people of lower incomes by those of higher incomes, says Grudeksi.
Spread of such Prn-knock out strains may reduce vaccine efficacy, in particular of acellular vaccines which induce a less broad immunity than whole cell vaccines.
FIS, ERI, QUE, CUR, POH, and NAR displayed (in order of efficacy) a less broad inhibitory action.
For example, the activity spectrum of antimicrobials was ranked against Gram-negative bacteria, with DE defined as a switch to or discontinuation of a drug class with a less-broad spectrum of coverage [ 5].
This sweet-natured but plodding adaptation of a young-adult novel by Carl Hiaasen could have used a little less broad satire of corporate greed and a few more, well, owls.
I wish she'd coached herself to be a little less broad in her goofy scenes of love with Proteus.
If one thinks of forgiveness as relinquishing a (more or less broad) right to hold a wrong against a wrongdoer, then it seems forgiveness may well be productive of reconciliation.
In addition, for ease of access from both optical and RF perspective, a via-hole less broad bandwidth transition is designed between coplanar pads and coupled microstrip (CPW-CMS) driving electrodes.
