The phrase "a less severe condition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the severity of different conditions, typically in medical or psychological contexts.
Example: "After the treatment, the patient was diagnosed with a less severe condition than initially expected."
Alternatives: "a milder condition" or "a more manageable condition."
Overall hyperlipidemia was perceived as a less severe condition with less severe consequences.
When we extended PT treatment for another 2 days (P0 P10 PT), we observed a less severe condition, which resulted in about 50% survival.
This was probably due to the fact that patients seen in private hospitals have a less severe condition than those in public settings.
In fact, many serious conditions in pregnancy present with headache and this gives the impression that a less severe condition like anemia can present like this.
The problems they describe affect a relatively small number of patients, while items on FATIGUE are more widespread and represent a less severe condition, typical of all patients with IONB.
These patients are regarded as having a less severe condition compared to those with, for example, clinical burnout and stress-related exhaustion, mainly due to higher mental burden of illness in the latter cases with co-occurrence of depression and anxiety [ 2, 4].
By comparing them with the more severe cardiac patients who require more and expensive healthcare resources, we can show the extent of the costs incurred by those with NCCP, who have a significantly less severe condition.
Based on previous research, Hertz-Picciotto expects that about 1 in 10 siblings of the autistic children will also have the disorder, and perhaps 1 in 4 or 5 will be "on spectrum" with a related but less severe condition such as Asperger syndrome, or with some symptoms of the broad behavioral phenotype, such as language delays and atypical social skills.
Clinically speaking, the cutoff for heat stroke is a core temperature of 104°F (40°C); below that, the technical term is heat exhaustion, a similar, though far less severe condition.
The CPI can also underestimate the prevalence of this disease, it is less severe because bleeding is not considered after calculus or periodontal pockets are identified [ 50] (i.e., the CPI does not identify the actual prevalence of this less severe condition because the activity of the disease is not considered in these cases) [ 51].
The differences between these regions could be due to slower speciation rates in the Eastern Palearctic due to less fragmentation of forest habitats during glacial periods, or to longer survival of Eastern Palearctic clades as a result of less severe conditions in that region compared to northern North America.
