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The phrase "a less favorable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing two or more options, indicating that one option is not as advantageous as another.
Example: "The new policy has resulted in a less favorable outcome for employees compared to the previous one."
Alternatives: "a more disadvantageous" or "a less advantageous".
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In addition, he said, the survey found that teenagers have a less favorable view of smoking.
That rule does not allow an investor to choose a less favorable price on another market.
Analysts expect Time Inc. to have a less favorable financial structure.
A less favorable scenario was for the fighting to end inconclusively, with Hezbollah allowed to return to its former status.
And of course a less favorable macro outcome would itself further hurt policy implementation prospects," it said.
Siemens said that within the industry segment, automotive was strongest, but that profitability had fallen because of lower volume and a less favorable product mix.
He had lost three trump tricks and gone down in a game that had been made in the replay after a less favorable lead.
But his enemies saw the same qualities in a less favorable light, and ascribed to him excessive ambition, arrogance and manipulativeness.
A less favorable rating can make borrowing more costly, which could hinder the forthcoming $135 million bond sale by the Sports and Exposition Authority planned for next week.
I'd rather really stink and get the best prospect since Peyton than win four or five games" and a get a less favorable draft pick.
Only a short time before, in the same general area, I had sampled the charms of a Bentley Continental Supersports to a less favorable reception.
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