The phrase "a more inappropriate" is not correct in standard English usage.
The correct form would typically be "more inappropriate" without the article "a."
Example: "His comments were more inappropriate than I expected during the meeting."
Alternatives: "less appropriate" or "more unsuitable."
It's hard to imagine a more inappropriate word but this commercial for Barbie is incredibly "ballsy".
It is hard to imagine a more inappropriate way to handle student protest".
Roger's main attraction is a sculptured torso, but he couldn't provide Terry with a more inappropriate liaison.
Can you think of a more inappropriate use of tobacco profits than funding a centre for corporate responsibility?
But did it occur to anyone that, in describing JetBlue as an "explosive New York airline," he couldn't have found a more inappropriate adjective?
Can there be a more inappropriate person to teach Britain's young people the importance of learning skills and being productive and tax-paying member of society?
"Can you take down your site so my husband won't see any more inappropriate images online?" I asked him.
While Milich believed Burton's pin symbolized an unwelcome political stance in his court, others thought the judge's decision to jail the attorney was an even more inappropriate display of personal politics.
Just a lot of endless, tedious negotiations … Rarely has a metaphor seemed more inappropriate: the US hurtled towards a cliff, then briefly hurtled over that cliff – and yet the whole experience was marginally less interesting than, say, regrouting the tiles in your bathroom.
Our findings are in line with Vasquez et al. [ 7], who showed that ICD patients who had a history of more inappropriate shocks with age below 50 and female gender were at higher risk for developing psychosocial problems.
Results indicate that the greater the habitat heterogeneity, the more inappropriate a simple vegetation-based stocking rate will be in achieving a desired vegetation condition.
