"conceivably less" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means that something is possible to be less in some way. Here is an example of its usage in a sentence: "They were conceivably less prepared for the presentation than their competitors, causing them to lose the deal."
Mr Rutelli has barely six months, and conceivably less, if an election is called earlier, in which to use his own charms to lift the prospects of the left.His priority is to give the left at least a veneer of unity.
But it's no worse in this respect than most such films and better than many — rarely cornball and, indeed, conceivably less melodramatic than the life it portrays.
Still, says Smith, while nickel definitely has its own regulatory concerns, it's conceivably less hazardous than hexavalent chromium.
Among all the specialists included in this study, it follows that internal medicine specialists and paediatricians are conceivably less dependent on available hospital technology than surgeons and ob-gyns.
In addition, competition with other microorganisms is conceivably less severe in animal hosts than in soil or litter, which may affect the number of secreted proteins involved in combatting competitors.
We could speculate that deleterious CNVs tend to be eliminated and, for some reason, conceivably less efficient apoptosis or DNA repair mechanisms, this selection would be less stringent in these patients.
Thus most monitoring programmes focus on nesting beaches, necessitating resource intensive studies, often over months, that could conceivably, be less comprehensive and focus on more parsimonious sampling.
Recently, the authors published a 3D thermal EHL model and demonstrated that when considering pressure distribution uniformity, crowning modifications combined with rounded corners offer similar performances to that of logarithmic profiles, while conceivably being less difficult to manufacture.
Culture cannot conceivably be less big than language, but so far, at least in linguistics, it appears to have been conceptualised as mono-stratal without any clear principles for establishing units: all the relations that have been proposed have remained 'informal' , i.e., no recognition criteria have been set up.
Self-compassionate people could conceivably be less likely to apologize, due to an increased willingness to accept one's flaws as a natural part of being human.
While the Metropolitan Museum of Art also hiked suggested admission fees to $25 earlier this summer, museum-goers could conceivably pay less if they wished -- the price is suggested, but not required.
