The phrase "as less valid" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used incorrectly when attempting to compare the validity of two or more things.
Example: "Some may argue that this argument is as less valid as the previous one."
Alternatives: "less valid than" or "not as valid as".
While the formal content assessment revealed a perfect match between item 3 and CRU as a concept, the other evidence sources rendered the scores and interpretations from this item as less valid which affects the overall validity of the CRU scale.
The unfortunate result of this is that, for those of us in more than one serious and meaningful relationship, the world around us insists on viewing one of those relationships as less valid than the other, especially when one relationship happens to predate others.
However, we believe, as seen in the response processes evidence, that the healthcare aides in our sample had difficulty understanding the item, thus rendering their responses to it as less valid.
Under this principle, a Texan court, say, would have to treat rulings by Mexican courts as no less valid than rulings from Ohio or New York.
The surge in popularity of graphic novels is testament to this but I take your point about non-fiction being perceived as somehow less valid than reading prose or poetry.
She also sees value in talking about her own experiences as a woman engineer who presents in a "feminine" manner — not to suggest that all female engineers should wear floral dresses and speak softly, like she does, but to promote it as no less valid than turning up at work in a hoodie and jeans and using a loud voice.
That same child is likely to question the reason for the shots, and although there's really no need to get too detailed (most children will see preventing something called "papillomavirus" as no less valid than preventing "polio"), parents who are uncomfortable talking about sex may find these shots difficult to explain to a curious son or daughter.
As mentioned above, less valid measures might be a reason for the null-findings on on-call exposure.
It might be possible, that their statements on resource use are less valid as they are not as strongly involved in the caring process as the primary informal caregiver.
Though the intention behind these dances may change as they move to new countries and new communities, this does not make them less valid as forms of expression or entertainment.
You say you "reward schools that teach the traditional subjects", but neglect to mention that this means by default students are getting less technology, drama, art and music, as if these are less valid or less useful.
