The phrase "a less remarkable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the degree of remarkable quality or significance of something to another, indicating that it is not as remarkable.
Example: "While the first painting was stunning, the second one was a less remarkable piece of art."
Alternatives: "not as impressive" or "a more ordinary".
Narratively, the air disasters form the high points of the novel, imposing structure and tension on what would otherwise be a less remarkable story of suburban life.
(Because the average price rose by 25 cents a box during the period, revenue slipped a less remarkable 7percentto to $37.8 million).
The Worldport, whose distinctive umbrellalike roof made it one of the more memorable relics of aviation's jet-setting age, has a less remarkable interior: low-hanging ceilings, dark corners and a generally cramped feel.
We could in theory get another architect to build a less remarkable building for perhaps less cost, but would it make sense to replace something excellent and outstanding with something that is just good?" The only obstacle is money.
- Watch Dogs was accused of "overdressing" E3 footage to look incredibly cinematic, yet the final product was a less remarkable visual experience and far from the next-gen graphical revolution that was promised.
The Aurora A gene copy number had a less remarkable relationship with clinicopathological factors.
But it does not make his accomplishment any less remarkable.
But if enough Baidu-sized businesses start getting involved with Bitcoin, a $200+ valuation may end up becoming a lot less remarkable.
In 1993, having only recently been acquitted by a single vote on a charge of corruption, Mr Papandreou led his party to victory with a no less remarkable 47% of the vote.Despite being on life-support machines since last autumn, he surrendered the prime-ministership only in January.
In a scarcely less remarkable development, the Bloc Québécois, champion of sovereignty for French-speaking Canada, was all but extinguished in Monday's vote.
This is a nice modern descendant of the kind of dance theater that Loie Fuller initiated in the late 19th century, but it too would make the same impression with a far less remarkable dancer.
