The phrase "are less capable at" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to compare the abilities of different subjects in a specific area or task.
Example: "Some students are less capable at mathematics than their peers, which can affect their overall performance in school."
Alternatives: "are not as skilled in" or "have lower proficiency in".
Shankardass and Dunn [ 41] have recently argued that social epidemiology has been proficient in describing patterns in neighbourhood inequalities but has been less capable at fostering an understanding of how these effects relate to the social mechanisms of causation.
Therefore, lenders have less incentive to provide credit to constituents that are less capable of holding their politicians accountable at the polls due to gerrymandering," Heimer says.
Thus, the researchers say, these birds have less of a power reserve than those at lower elevations and are less capable of vertical or straight-ahead flight, which require more power than hovering.
"At job interviews, people always think disabled people are less capable and I was obviously rejected because of my appearance," he said.
"Some folks are less capable of giving because of investment returns and asset values being less, but they still want to hear from us," said Raymond Welsh, a senior vice president at UBS Financial Services and chairman of the Philadelphia fund-raising committee.
The assortative mating observed in our study could be explained by yearling females being less capable or experienced at discriminating between males of differing quality or at avoiding mating with young, low-ranking males [14].
Despite being less capable than START at dealing with the complexities of language, Siri shows that a machine can pull off just enough tricks to fool users into feeling as if they're having something approximately like a real conversation.
The blind, white-hot reactions of the young are gone; the middle-aged receptacle is less capable of the old thrills yet at the same time less susceptible to being fooled.
