The phrase "are less dramatic and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing two or more things, indicating that one is not as dramatic as another.
Example: "The recent events in the news are less dramatic and more focused on factual reporting than previous sensational stories."
Alternatives: "are not as dramatic and" or "are more subdued and".
These kinds of debates are less dramatic and satisfying than their bad-faith counterparts but also more enlightening.
These, of course, persist here as well as in Africa even if they are less dramatic and less visible.
The surprises that pop up here — a divorce, a remarriage, a bout of depression, the threat of a lost job — are less dramatic, and the overall mood hovers somewhere between resignation and contentment.
If this doesn't affect him (and it probably won't), try something along the lines of, "If you continue to do this, my opinion of you will never be the same" (try to select words, though, that are less dramatic and less self-righteous than mine).
Daily events are possibly more frequent and/or recurrent stressors that are less dramatic and include events such as arguments and deadlines.
While the results of these new technologies are less dramatic and immediate, they come without the level of risk and side effects associated with surgical procedures.
By contrast, in the experiments where an ATP-regenerating system was used, regulation by PII, glutamine, and the combination of these two effectors was less dramatic, and the AR activity was not completely inhibited when both PII and glutamine were present.
Her reunion was less dramatic and not publicised.
But the deterioration has in some ways been less dramatic and more insidious.
However, the strength enhancement was less dramatic and the dependence on the particle size was reversed compared to that of the modulus.
There is another type of female hair loss, however, that is less dramatic and less visible, but can be incredibly distressing.
