The phrase "about less often" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to express a frequency or occurrence, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "I think we should talk about less often."
Alternatives: "discuss less frequently" or "talk about more rarely".
Coleman's music was influenced by Charlie Parker (whom he talked about often) and Ornette Coleman (whom he talked about less often), and Coleman himself was part of a wave of black artists, musicians, and filmmakers who lived in Fort Greene.
Against this, Andress believes that the Terror was an episode in a sporadic civil war that stretched from 1789 to 1871 — a bloody and ugly episode, certainly, but no bloodier and not much uglier than others that we write about less often.
"The thing we talk about less often, but which is equally true, is that there are rarely perfect villains, either".
This is why I write about extinction less often than I should: most of the time I just don't want to know.
Using data the tour regularly records on every ball's green location accurate to the nearest inch, the professors found that birdie putts were made about 3percentt less often than otherwise identical putts for par.
Tech companies lose out when someone clicks on one of their ads but fails to use a credit card and "convert". User clicks from retailers' mobile ads become sales about 84percentt less often than clicks from ads on desktop search, according to adMarketplace, a company that sells search advertising outside of search engines.
Parents fed cuckoo chicks with black patches about 15% less often than they fed those with orange patches, the team reports 29 April in Science.
Statistically, the government agency found Teslas (both Model S and Model X) with the Autopilot installed crashed about 40percentt less often than their purely human-driven counterparts.
If you're over 65 and own a pet, odds are you seek medical help about 30percentt less often than people who don't have a pet.
Pope Francis CatholicChurchch isn't abandoning its anti-LGBT beliefs; it's just going to talk about them less often and put on a kinder, gentler face whenever it's forced to do so.
She writes convincingly about love and, less often, about her sometimes tough upbringing.
