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The phrase "a less steep development" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a gradual or moderate progression in a particular context, such as economic growth or project timelines.
Example: "The company is aiming for a less steep development in its expansion strategy to ensure sustainable growth."
Alternatives: "a more gradual development" or "a slower progression".
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In comparison, for cohort 2003 04 the survival differences between groups are very small, and the decline occurred after 20 months and a less steep development for the guideline-divergent treated patients was observed (Fig. 1b).
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What if there's a less steep, well-paved incline nearer the summit?
If there was anyone chasing, especially a climber like Quintana, on a less steep finish, that would favour me more".
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It is noticed that the smaller value of β produces a less steep descending branch in the stress strain curve.
In addition, the NSCM covariance estimator shows better performance than the FP one and a less steep gradient.
However, while the curve obtained using data from mall A is almost monotonically decreasing and show a steep downward slope, the curves obtained using mall B data show a larger variation and a less steep downward slope.
The narrow (0.5 mm width) bridge produces a steep linear gradient and the wide (1.0 mm) bridge a less steep gradient, but both are stable through 24 hours.
The CCI-MINO plus NAC group showed a less steep increase that plateaued at more than 8 minutes.
We saw a less steep trend for PFOS.
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