The phrase "a lesser time of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a period that is considered to be of lower significance or quality compared to another time.
Example: "In a lesser time of our history, people relied more on traditional methods for communication."
Alternatives: "a diminished era of" or "a lesser period of".
Additionally, this test also depends on the fibrinogen concentration, as fibrinogen levels below normal will lead to formation of a smaller clot which in turn leads to lesser time of lysis.
If convicted, they face as much as 15 years in prison on each of three counts of endangering Libby through Clean Air Act violations, and lesser time on each of the other charges, plus fines that could amount to several million dollars.
So if you don't want to rent an inferior house, you rent the same house for a lesser period of time".
A geologic study published in 1992 suggested that underwater seamounts near the Galapagos had formed islands between 5,000,000 and 9,000,000 years ago; this helped explain the great amount of endemic speciation, which many biologists believe could not have occurred in a lesser amount of time.
However, sales/service and skilled/labor workers may have a lesser degree of time flexibility than professional workers.
Analyses of the effect of greater or lesser time spent away from the home indicated improved precision in estimates among children spending more time at the home, and identified a potential source of exposure misclassification.
In the terminology of mensural notation a given note might be either perfect i.e., divided into three notes of the next lesser time value; or imperfect i.e., divided into two notes of the next lesser value.
By reconfiguring the pins, a single tool can be used in the place of multiple tools to produce different parts with the involvement of much lesser time and cost.
