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The phrase "a lighter layer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a layer that is less heavy or dense compared to another layer, often in contexts like clothing, paint, or materials.
Example: "For the summer months, I prefer to wear a lighter layer to stay cool while still looking stylish."
Alternatives: "a thinner layer" or "a more delicate layer".
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In this case, the sphere was reported to be larger (25 µm), consisting of a non-staining centre covered by a lighter layer in a concentric organization.
Opt for a full-coverage concealer in areas that are in need of camouflaging, then blend out a lighter layer of foundation or BB cream on the rest of the face.
For the sake of simplicity, let us first consider an extreme type of stratification, namely, a two-layer system, in which initially a lighter layer of silicon floats over another heavier water layer).
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Chicks hatch with a light layer of down.
This is quite a light layer, so good for year-round layering and sports.
It is winter, the trees are bare and sinuous, and a light layer of frost covers the ground.
MAS -- IGNEUS --, BARRANC -- DELS -- CLOSOS -- 1998: $13 Fruity, ripe and delicious with a light layer of tannins.
But it's effective in this drama, lending the characters' monologues both poignancy and also a light layer of satire.
The menu proudly embraces old standards like potted shrimp, updated with a light layer of lemony mayonnaise on a densely packed mass of tiny North Sea shrimp.
His primroses sit on a rock ledge with a light layer of the spongy soil formed by years' worth of leaf debris.
6 Once the chocolate is set, dust the shimmer powder liberally over the truffles, using a makeup brush or small paint brush to apply a light layer.
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