The phrase "given less consideration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something or someone is not prioritized or valued as much as others.
Example: "In the decision-making process, the opinions of junior staff were often given less consideration than those of senior management."
Alternatives: "afforded less attention" or "not prioritized as much".
In comparison, the role of the initial defect content, linked to the crystal size, has been given less consideration.
In contrast, infant psychological outcomes have been given less consideration in the discussion related to the length of maternity leave.
With reference to the published literature, it is clear that currently the usage of the GA technique for the polymer processing is given less consideration by researchers.
Although people may end up with different economic benefits, none of them is given less consideration than another in the sense that if they wanted somebody else's resource bundle they could have bid for it instead.
The point of this action is less to compare the work of Andre and Mendieta, and more to simply ask questions: Why are art institutions, which are seen as canonical, narrative-producing hubs, continuing to place work by established men on a pedestal (literally), while art by women, people of color, and trans and non-binary people is given less consideration?
In the past decade, local protein synthesis in the axon has increasingly gained attention; however, the role of protein degradation in axon regeneration has been given less consideration.
Branch gives less consideration to the possibility that the brain damage might have been sustained after ordinary collisions on the ice body checks, be they legal or illegal.
Branch gives less consideration to the possibility that the brain damage might have been sustained after ordinary collisions on the ice — body checks, be they legal or illegal.
The study concluded that age and heart disease are risk factors to which physicians give less consideration when choosing gastrointestinal-protective agents.
Chief Justice John Roberts has argued that the path to ending racial discrimination is to give less consideration to the issue of race altogether.
16 Even-handed administration of the criminal law demands that these cases be given no less consideration than others on the courts' dockets.
