The phrase "a less suspicious" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the level of suspicion between two or more subjects, indicating that one is not as suspicious as the other.
Example: "He seemed to be a less suspicious character than the others in the room."
Alternatives: "a more trustworthy" or "a more credible".
On a less suspicious note, you could arrange with loved ones to check in periodically.
And likewise, if it cannot begin to put its sense of its own national victimization behind it, and start dealing with other countries in a less suspicious manner, it is difficult to imagine that China will ever feel truly comfortable and thus become truly respected in the world, much less become a truly constructive new great power.
Placement is carried out by changing the mass cash obtained from criminal efforts into a less suspicious and more portable form by putting those earnings into the mainstream financial system.
But Mr. Bridge complained that 70 defendants were being held for a far less suspicious incident -- being present in a factory raided by the police where street puppets and other protest materials were made.
Tricks such as calling phone-sex hotlines can help make a profile less suspicious.
You can uninstall the file manager app when you're not using it to make things a little less suspicious.
The aid needs to be better managed, but the hope is that over time it will contribute to a more stable, less suspicious Pakistan.
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Abu Ali replied in an Aleppo accent – he figured a local by himself was less suspicious than a foreigner: "I'm sorry, I'm late, I have to go".
To use, dip cotton swabs in it and write in between the lines of an ordinary message, as it will look less suspicious than a blank paper.
He used to sell out of his place, but now bikes to clients because "looking like a Seamless guy" is less suspicious than strangers coming in and out of his apartment all day.
