The phrase "less exhaustive" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a statement or list that covers only a portion or limited aspect of a given topic or subject. Example: "The report provided a brief overview of the project's progress, but it was less exhaustive than I had hoped. I still had many questions about the specific tasks and challenges faced by the team."
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For the Liberal Democrats, the data in these polls is less exhaustive – but it is, if anything, bleaker.
To increase the chances of meeting the deadline, the cycling union is relying on a less exhaustive validation procedure than the I.O.C. requires.
Military drones started off being flown by officers who had gone through the expensive rigours of flight school; these days other ranks with far less exhaustive training can take the controls.Team effortLess flashy technology, though, could make the biggest difference by reducing the number of crises which require a doctor's intervention.
Even before hierarchy, Weber (1948) introduced rules, knowledge, and task specialization of work as fundamental: "The management of the office follows general rules, which are more or less stable, more or less exhaustive, and which can be learned.
The CSR literature on Ghana and other African countries used to be scanty and could still be argued to be less exhaustive in comparison to a developed country's CSR research; but there has been sufficient academic interest in the subject in recent times prompting Tuokuu and Amponsah-Tawiah (2016) to suggest that the concept was no longer nascent in the West African country.
Higher recoveries and lower standard deviations were obtained with the less-exhaustive method E3 compared to method E1 (Table 3).
For SRM 2975, higher concentrations were observed using E1 compared to the less-exhaustive E3 method except for 4CPPQ (Table 8).
And though Fox said that it had conducted a thorough check of Mr. Rockwell, it became clear that the research was less than exhaustive.
Behan is not a household name on this side of the Atlantic; while a few of his plays were performed in New York, his literary output was less than exhaustive.
The new feature is less an exhaustive review of the history of the technology that has transformed modern society, then a sort of meditative look at its past, present and future.
