The phrase "a less distorted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the clarity or accuracy of two or more things, indicating that one is not as distorted as another.
Example: "The new image processing software provides a less distorted view of the original photograph."
Alternatives: "a clearer" or "a more accurate".
When oil prices surged in 1973-74, Mr Burns asked the Fed's economists to strip out energy from the CPI to get a "less distorted" measure.
When oil prices surged in 1973-74, Burns asked the Fed's economists to strip out energy from the consumer-price index (CPI) to get a less distorted measure.
It would have been fairer, and would send a less distorted message about how this kind of science is actually done, if the award had been made collectively to all members of the two groups".
"What is required is a comprehensive review of property taxes and the incentives they create, to produce a less distorted, more economically efficient and socially sustainable housing market," the report's authors say.
(As for the parochial concerns of states and regions, they are more than adequately represented, and in a less distorted way, by the Senate, the House, and the fifty state governments).
Having used standard measuring methodology and in light of recent, non-self reported data, many men who obsessively ruminate on the size of the penis should have a less distorted perspective on how they stack up against the mean and, in so doing, may find them less susceptible to Short Penis Syndrome.
In the initial one, around 13% of the SI values are truncated while this percentage is around 5% in the second reconstruction iteration resulting in a less-distorted reconstruction.
Comparison of [Cu(HSBTE1A)]2+ with [Cu 3]2+ shows that the additional long-range interaction with [CuCl3]2– forces [Cu 3]2+ into a less-distorted square-based pyramidal structure with an unusually elongated Cu O distance.
It's also a lot less distorted at top volume.
In a political culture less distorted by Second Amendment absolutism, this might have been a turning point for Republican lawmakers: Why not at least make it more difficult for potential terrorists to get guns?
The lesson is that we need not only safer couches but also a political system less distorted by toxic money.
