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The phrase "always shorter than" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the lengths of two or more items, indicating that one is consistently less in length than the other.
Example: "In this comparison, the blue line is always shorter than the red line."
Alternatives: "consistently less than" or "invariably shorter than".
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The neck is always shorter than the body.
The road we know is always shorter than the road we don't know — even if the distances are the same.
For 35 years I shaved in the shower, without looking, which is why my right sideburn was always shorter than my left.
In slow interval training, used primarily to develop endurance, the rest period is always shorter than the time taken to swim the prescribed distance.
The thighbone (femur) was nearly always shorter than the shinbones (tibia and fibula), especially in all but the largest forms, and it usually bore a prominent process, called the fourth trochanter, just above mid-length for the attachment of the retractor, or walking, muscles.
Characteristic time to reach stationary state in LPOP was always shorter than in APGD.
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The duration of the bud set process of the thirteen plastic genotypes with early date2.5 in CV was always shorter in VT than in CV.
During swimming, inspiration is always shorter but more powerful than expiration.
Our results thus indicate that the gene order distance is not always shorter for congeneric species than for species belonging to the same family, and thus can be unrelated to sequence divergence.
A Brahman's horns are always short, much shorter than that of a Texas Longhorn's or a Corriente's.
Indeed, the anterior segment is always shorter in the lingual arch than that in the labial[31], and the inter-bracket distance will therefore be affected by different bracket sizes.
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