The phrase "although at a less" is not correct in written English as it is incomplete and lacks clarity.
It could be used in a context where you are comparing two situations or conditions, but it needs to be followed by a noun or phrase to make sense.
Example: "The new model performs better, although at a less competitive price than its predecessor."
Alternatives: "though at a lower" or "even if at a reduced".
The Rucker league, where Kirkland made his name, still operates, although at a less dazzling level.
The deal reflects the continuing trend of consolidation in the commercial real estate brokerage industry, although at a less frenzied pace than a few years ago.
The figures, due at 9.30am GMT, are expected to show that construction kept growing (although at a less spirited rate than October).
Its traffic continues to spike, although at a less extreme rate, regularly pushing the story into our daily "most read" list, 10 months after it was first launched, and further boosting traffic.
To our surprise, astrocytes infected with PIG/pBABE-HRasV12 (hereafter cRbloxP/loxP/RasV12) also displayed a dramatic increment when compared with the control group, although at a less extent than cRbloxP/loxP/RasV12 astrocytes.
Increase of the cell viability was similarly observed in Bel-7402 cells, although at a less extent.
COHEN: I think more of the same, although perhaps at a less frenzied pace because hopefully the world will be at a less frenzied pace.
We find the E better than the competition–although, at times, less intuitive.
Type 1 diabetes is also increasing, although at a much less dramatic rate than type 2 diabetes and is now also increasingly associated with obesity and insulin resistance (3).
"The losses are expected to continue, although to a less severe degree, at -10 percento(to $32 million) in 2012 and -5 percento(to $30 million) in 2013.
Having many sleep complaints at baseline, although linked with a less favourable baseline status, was associated with a significantly quicker improvement of depression and anxiety symptoms and overall psychosocial functioning over time.
