The phrase "affluent less" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to describe a state of being less affluent, but it lacks proper grammatical structure.
Example: "In contrast to the affluent less, the community struggled to make ends meet."
Alternatives: "less affluent" or "financially disadvantaged".
She's got the less affluent, less educated voters back.
Among all age groups, the increase tended to be greater in people who were less affluent, less well educated, and members of racial minority groups.
More affluent, less diverse neighborhoods like Greenwich Village, SoHo, TriBeCa and Brooklyn Heights have protection for 60 to 90percentt of their areas.
But at the same time, he said, the government must protect the less affluent, less educated people from information that might upset or confuse them.
Contemporary populism exploits the discontent of less affluent, less educated, mainly white people who feel themselves economically, socially and culturally left behind and marginalised by the results of globalisation.
Rallying the party's naturally conservative, less affluent, less educated base against a horde of pernicious, perverted, effete homosexuals and/or pedophiles — they too are portrayed as foreigners, planted and financed by the West — is an easy, if unsavory, last-ditch play.
They are urban and rural, affluent and less affluent.
When tournaments and camps throw together the affluent with less affluent, both sides learn, Ms. Wade said.
She is also a mother who represents a state that has become more diverse, more affluent and less Republican.
The importance of culture in dealing with disasters has been well documented in both affluent and less affluent countries (Hewitt 2009).
There is a rich literature on the diverse capacities of communities in mainland and small island communities, and in affluent and less affluent countries in facing hazards.
