The phrase 'be less responsive to' is a valid and usable phrase in English.
You can use this phrase when you want to express that someone is not providing a reaction or response to something in the same way as before. For example, "The customer has been less responsive to our product since the price increase."
With this protection, demand for the brand will be less responsive to promotional price cutting.
But some fear that a centralized government would provide worse services and be less responsive to citizens' concerns.
If there are some groups that feel excluded from a set of opportunities, they may be less responsive to incentives.
In particular, groundwater fluxes in arid regions are shown to be less responsive to climate variability than in humid regions.
About 85 percent of Danes were "passive" savers, who tended to be less responsive to government policies and less wealthy.
Opponents maintained that the merged organization would be less responsive to actors because it would also represent Aftra's broadcasters and recording artists.
While that crop was already known to be less responsive to carbon dioxide, a yield bump was still expected — especially during droughts.
Not only have long-term borrowing costs failed to follow short-term rates down, but households and firms may also be less responsive to lower rates.
For high-earning women who may be less responsive to price changes, he suggested printing the number of calories on labels might be more effective.
Long-distance migrants, which are shown to be less responsive to rising temperatures, may suffer most as other birds gain advantage by arriving at breeding grounds ahead of them.
Furthermore, as Mr. Holtz-Eakin and Mr. Marples concede, the "super rich" could be less responsive to the incentives of the estate tax than the general population, on whom the results are based.
