The phrase "arrangements are less" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to compare arrangements in terms of quantity or quality, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The arrangements are less elaborate than last year's event."
Alternatives: "fewer arrangements" or "less complex arrangements".
"Our most famous whisky brands are registered abroad and the owners' tax arrangements are less than clear," Mr. Harvie said.
Civil service numbers have been cut; pension arrangements are less favourable, at least for new entrants; pay has been constrained, even though increments have still been paid.
Well managed compost arrangements are less likely to attract vermin because you are often there doing things and moving the compost.
Such arrangements are less common in series television; but buying its own time slot protected "Farmclub" from cancellation if it failed to catch on immediately.
Mr Osborne said: "All of these alternative currency arrangements are less suitable economically than we have now for both Scotland and the rest of the UK".
The seating arrangements are less cosseted than the Oscarcast, harking back to the days when the statues were handed out at the Brown Derby.
At the Austrian Cultural Forum the arrangements were less strict.
And there is growing annoyance at what many see as the subcontracting of British justice to European courts.But the decision to opt in or out of such arrangements is less stark than it seems.
This arrangement is less generous than the current rules.
Fortunately, the categories are more elastic than not, and the arrangement is less rigid than it sounds.
Most of the time, that arrangement is less than popular among Canadians, who think that a lack of competition leads to, among other things, low interest rates on savings and high service fees.
