The phrase "less clumsy" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to compare two things or actions, with one being described as less clumsy than the other. Example: His handwriting was less clumsy than usual, as he focused on forming each letter carefully.
Jim Little of the University of British Columbia in Canada wants to make robots less clumsy.
The novel's exposition never gets any more convincing, or any less clumsy.
The bilateral efforts by other governments have been less clumsy, but need greater coordination and financial commitments.
(That phrase, one of Vollmann's frequently used expressions, becomes neither more poetic nor less clumsy with repetition).
Her dialogue here is over the top, but it becomes less clumsy as the series goes on.
Although many interactive-music techniques have been around for more than a decade, composers said they sounded less clumsy now.
But even mainstream brands and supermarket labels are now (with some exceptions) less like clumsy sawdust-and-pineapple cocktails than they once were.
They've released over 150 CDs, including the North Korean song that is probably best-known, by name at least, in the West - 2005's Excellent Horse-Like Lady (in truth, a less intentionally clumsy translation could probably be found - Wonderful Workhorse Woman?), which celebrates the vim of an admirable socialist factory worker.
The iOS app interface is definitely less streamlined/more clumsy, requiring users to tap the Globe key to toggle between whatever text input keyboard they prefer (which might be Swiftkey's keyboard app or not) and Swiftmoji in order to generate and view the emoji predictions.
The iOS app interface is definitely less streamlined/more clumsy, requiring users to tap the Globe key to toggle between whatever text input keyboard they prefer (which might be Swiftkey's keyboard app or not) and Swiftmoji in order to generate and view the emoji predictions.
That there is no resemblance between them is perhaps to be expected, but it also exposes a genetic flaw that makes "The Incredible Hulk" less interesting — clumsier, more brutish — than many of its comic-book-derived counterparts.
