The phrase "a less narrow" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the width or scope of something, indicating that it is not as narrow as another option.
Example: "The new policy offers a less narrow approach to addressing employee concerns."
Alternatives: "a broader" or "a wider".
A more creative, less managerial chief inspector could have advocated a less narrow, more challenging curriculum with a broader range of objectives – intellectual, social, creative and moral – reflecting the whole range of student achievement.
There are many examples of computer music that use the term in a less narrow sense, however.
It would include a range of A-levels, with an expectation that pupils would study a less narrow selection of subjects - such as studying sciences with an arts subject.
If, however, the Democratic Party can elect an African American senator to the presidency in a country whose history is slavery, bigotry, and the fight for civil rights, Hollywood can promote an African American star, in a so-called black film, with a less narrow story line, in countries with less blighted narratives, modern day or otherwise.
Overall, the calculations are convincing, although the article could benefit from being rewritten in a less combative tone and as a less narrow response to a single article.
A less narrow search strategy could also have changed our results, i.e. we could have included studies from outside sub-Saharan Africa, and cost-effectiveness studies with other outcome measures than life years or DALYs.
Despite his apparent intransigence, however, it has become recognised over the decades that Boulez has been engaged in a much less narrow, even accessible, musical project than popularly assumed.
And we realize in moments like this that "our own" is a far less narrow category than we ordinarily assume.
A slightly less narrow definition is used by the Office for National Statistics (ONS); this includes built-up areas which adjoin Bristol but are not within the city council boundary, such as Whitchurch village, Filton, Patchway, Bradley Stoke, and excludes non-built-up areas within the city council boundary.
The fact is that the duty of such adjudication on a basis no less narrow has been committed to this Court.
The life-prolonging effect of antioxidants may be limited to a more or less narrow "therapeutic window".
