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The phrase "is less because" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to explain a reason for a decrease or reduction in something.
Example: "The project's success is less because of luck and more due to hard work and dedication."
Alternatives: "is diminished due to" or "is reduced as a result of"
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But this is less because of its repertory of less-known works than its accompaniments.
This, she says, is less because she is no longer Carrie than because she has a child.
"The amount of time spent with realtors is less because they go online to look," he said.
"Fat is more permanent and the chance of rejection is less, because it's from your own body".
The actual power produced, however, is less because of friction, turbulence, leakage around the blade tips, and other losses.
We speak Hebrew to our daughter too but her exposure is less because her brothers talk to her in English so she's only just starting to speak Hebrew.
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(Its overall profit was less because European operations lost money).
"But the dollar gains were less because we were working with a lower base," he wrote.
The same costs are involved in producing the oil but the revenue will be less because there is less oil.
Yes, Israeli students complain a whole lot, but that's less because they are spoiled than because they are confused.
If "Trauma" succeeds, it will be less because of the LaVars' bickering than because of their basic decency.
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