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The phrase "are less critical" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is not as important or essential compared to something else.
Example: "In this context, the minor details are less critical than the overall message we want to convey."
Alternatives: "are not as important" or "are of lesser significance."
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Let's just hope that critics and fans are less critical of the Jobs biopic then they are of a Jobs-less Apple.
The unmanned flights are less critical.
But other coaches and players are less critical.
It's a sinister thing, pulling in people who are less critical and easier to mould".
They are less critical of bureaucracy, taxes, education systems and labour laws.
BUT corporate histories also raise questions about whether historians for hire are less critical than writers working without fees from their subjects.
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Other candidates were less critical.
My wife was to be less critical, me less defensive.
"But it's less critical than it once was.
Sir Clive Loader, Conservative PCC for Leicestershire, is less critical.
Was it possible that the critical period in early life was less critical than generally thought?
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