The phrase "at a far less" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to express a comparison of lower quantity or degree, but it is incomplete and lacks clarity.
Example: "The new model is available at a far less price than the previous version."
Alternatives: "at a much lower" or "for a significantly reduced".
Uninfected machines normally make connections at a far less frantic rate.
Unemployment is still going up, but at a far less rapid rate than it was six, or even three, months ago.
Yet the company took orders to deliver MOX that it was producing at a far less sophisticated demonstration unit that can turn out eight tons of MOX a year and began operating in 1994.
In the Old Senate Chamber, where Mr. Obama stood only four years ago at a far less formal ceremony for his arrival as the junior senator from Illinois, Mr. Obama signed the documents that formally nominated the members of his cabinet.
It is interesting to note that a complete consideration of all emissions from using natural gas would place it at a far less attractive position than petroleum and not significantly better than coal in terms of the consequences for global warming.
ILC express c-erbB2 at a far less extent than ductal carcinomas [ 19].
But at Fisk University, in a far less leafy part of town, we found an utterly unheralded trove of early American modernism.
Prime Minister Benyamin Netanyahu is likely to face significant political problems at home and a far less empathetic diplomatic environment abroad once the guns fall silent in Gaza.
Now, Scott L. Delp, Mark J. Schnitzer and others at Stanford University have devised a far less invasive way to look at sarcomeres in action.
Martin Landseck, 32, pouring beer at another stand, took a far less definite attitude.
But the strategy Square has taken to go organic is, at least for now, a far less expensive way to try things out.
