"less circulated" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that is not widely or frequently distributed or shared. Example: "The newspaper article received less circulation than expected, with only a few hundred views online."
The works on these screens, and on the walls, were not really considered, much less circulated, as art, although they were, as the catalog puts it, accepted as "sites of female creativity".
Less circulated was Betty's explanation that he used the $1.5 million proceeds to pay off a $3 million loan from EarthLink due by year's end.
To the consternation of many in "Women on 20s" and others, U.S. Treasure Secretary, Jack Lew, announced recently that a prominent woman would be placed on the less circulated 10 dollar bill, sharing the cover with its current occupant, Alexander Hamilton, an abolitionist.
They found that those who use cannabis had less circulating cytokines, which "suggests that cannabinoids may also have the potential to reduce alcohol-related harm".
Periodontal patients had significantly less circulating levels of HSP10 or BiP compared with the controls.
In the fasted state, Px rats had less circulating NEFA compared to Sham surgery rats at both 4 and 8 weeks (P<0.05; Table 2).
These patients had significantly less circulating day 7 plasma cells, compared with the others (68 ± 72 cells/µl, n = 5 vs 369 ± 426 cells/µl, n = 35, p = 0.0079), and were treated with several courses of IVIg.
In this study, treated mice had significantly less circulating M protein.
Both type 1 and type 2 diabetic patients have less circulating EPCs than matched healthy subjects (3).
Hence, we reasoned that AKAP150 null mice may have adapted to less circulating insulin by enhancing peripheral insulin sensitivity (Ahren and Pacini, 2004).
However, septic tnc− / − mice had significantly less circulating TNF-α, a phenomenon that was reversed by allogeneic transplantation of bone marrow from tnc +/+ mice.
