The phrase "accorded less" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the allocation or granting of something, typically in a comparative context where one entity receives a smaller amount or lower status than another.
Example: "In the recent evaluation, the project was accorded less importance than the other initiatives."
Alternatives: "given less" or "awarded less".
They are accorded less attention, perhaps because history itself has already dispensed with their parents.
Tyson was also a gifted teacher — another skill that is traditionally accorded less respect than research, but one that recommended him for a position outside academia.
Tyson was also a gifted teacher another skill that is traditionally accorded less respect than research, but one that recommended him for a position outside academia.
And while thousands of individual investors lost money when Adelphia collapsed, prosecutors spent much of the case focused on the harm suffered by banks, institutions often accorded less sympathy than that given to people.
If his contributions to the history of Marxism have been accorded less recognition, that may partly be because they have taken the form of scattered essays and chapters, and partly because, true to his cosmopolitan leanings, they have often been published in languages other than English.
Inconsistent details should be accorded less trust, but the nature of the inconsistency does not appear to matter.
In the social hierarchies of certain societies in India or Africa, some groups at the bottom of the social ladder accord less importance to certain intrinsic work characteristics such as autonomy or advancement.
Consequently, incumbent authority is accorded relatively less status in the adhocracy than in other formal organizations.
Beyond the frenetic response to the Kremlin's call for a fitter Russia, Mr. Putin regularly enjoys the sort of reverent treatment accorded far less democratic predecessors.
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Remission according to less stringent definitions was associated with progressively lower protective effect.
