The phrase "a less circumscribed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that is not as limited or restricted in scope or definition.
Example: "The new policy allows for a less circumscribed approach to employee creativity and innovation."
Alternatives: "a more open" or "a broader".
"Lacking a true vocation for 'public interest', the media," she writes, "would be inclined, carelessly, to restore a private quality to an object that originated precisely to give a less circumscribed meaning to individual experience.
But to spend a morning in the motorman's cab of an eight-car A train with Mr. McLamore as he makes the one-and-a-half-hour trip from 207th to Far Rockaway is still to feel that you have left the subway and found yourself on a less circumscribed means of transportation.
This strong desire to retire to a less circumscribed life abroad was a constant presence throughout the 1880s.
The creative process was also far less circumscribed, with the artists given license to contribute to the paintings whatever they liked.
He points out that in the 19th century judges felt less circumscribed in their ability to comment on the evidence but that "the modern judge eschews anything which might light the tilt sign on the pinball machine of a criminal trial".
One might expect the action of midazolam to be much less circumscribed when it is distributed globally.
These days, Nunokawa channels his literary production within a context no less formally circumscribed: that of the Facebook note.
In general, pancreatic lymphomas appear as homogeneous, low-signal-intensity, focal nodular areas on T1WI, with variable, low or high signal intensity on T2WI, and a generally circumscribed, less-enhanced area relative to surrounding parenchyma on DCE-MRI [13, 28].
However, lesions that are less well circumscribed may wrongly be misdiagnosed as pancreatic cancer and result in surgical intervention.
A chest X-ray showed a circumscribed left basal effusion, a brain computed tomography scan showed chronic vasculopathy.
There are two forms of lipoblastoma: (a) the lipoblastoma – a superficial, well circumscribed, and encapsulated lesion, which macroscopically resembles a lipoma; (b) the lipoblastomatosis – a deeply located, poorly circumscribed, macroscopically diffuse and infiltrative lesion.
