The phrase "a less extraordinary" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing something that is not as remarkable or impressive as something else.
Example: "While the first performance was breathtaking, the second one was a less extraordinary display of talent."
Alternatives: "not as remarkable" or "a more ordinary".
If Mr. Delanoë succeeds in choosing for Les Halles a main course, rather than an accompaniment, there is no reason to believe that the city's future should be any less extraordinary.
But even if Aisholpan's training – which includes hoodwinking, responding to calls, dragging dead foxes and other hallmarks of falconry – is for the camera, it doesn't make it any less extraordinary.
Ultimately, the outer events of the story seem like an elaborate metaphor for a more everyday but no less extraordinary story of becoming a mother in a hostile world.
Even in a Congress beset by less extraordinary levels of dysfunction, the idea would have little chance of becoming law.
He was, shows Harries, both earnest and diligent and made himself a man and, if not quite a genius, someone none the less extraordinary.
Dormeshia Sumbry-Edwards, a lesser-known but no less extraordinary contemporary of Savion Glover, can do everything the men can do and look gorgeous at the same time.
But his and Bachmann's general strategy — find a route around the news media, so you can say your piece at your own tempo, on your own terms — was employed just a few months earlier, in less extraordinary circumstances, by Hillary Clinton.
On top of these extreme prototypes, the base is also home to a longstanding fleet of no less extraordinary craft.
Meanwhile aside from the high number of children involved, Fort Myers in many ways fit established narratives of large scale US gun violence, conceivably making it less extraordinary from a media coverage perspective.
To me the fragrance is of a less violent mortality, of the less extraordinary deaths that we are likely to meet.
