The part of a sentence "has been less considered" is correct and usable in written English.
It is commonly used to indicate that something has not received as much attention or thought as it should have. Example: "Although this issue has been mentioned before, it has been less considered than other pressing matters."
In spite of the fact that this way is of great significance in the theory of analysis, it has been less considered in the literature.
In another section of the paper, the matter of selecting the appropriate size of sheets was investigated; this subject has been less considered by far.
However, HERV methylation status in physiological conditions has been less considered.
What has been less considered is that real treatment situations are characterized by several dimensions and the complex interactions of these dimensions.
However, the mechanism of glacial lake failure and disaster formation and the integrated risk management have been less considered comprehensively in the risk assessment of GLOF disasters.
However, the wider use of the hospital setting in providing palliative care has been less frequently considered.
The important role of siblings has been less thoroughly considered from the perspective of other siblings— those providing and receiving care and support.
The ability of prostate cancer patients to maintain psychosocial functioning and healthy psychological states (e.g., freedom from mood distress or excessive anxiety) has been less frequently considered [ 6].
It is possible that this kind of bias has been less important in the present study, considering the high quality of the national cancer registries that were used.
Therefore, further studies should be performed to evaluate the reliability of subtests that have been less frequently considered to date.
"The speciation results we've gotten so far from Chevron in El Porto and El Segundo have been less than adequate, considering the amount of time they've had," Delacourt said.
