"less formed" is a perfectly acceptable phrase that can be used in written English.
For example, "The opinion of those who are less formed in their view of the world carries less weight than those who have considered the matter more deeply."
This may also be explained by the difference in formed enamel at birth with less formed for the posterior teeth.
Rudner's intelligent princess character is even less formed, at least tonight, and while her gags still resonate her old-school style, albeit engaging enough for Vegas, seems not to have dated or travelled quite so well over here.
On the other side, the impressions of the Democratic candidates -- Mark Green, the public advocate; Alan G. Hevesi, the city comptroller; Fernando Ferrer, the Bronx borough president; and Mr. Vallone -- are much less formed, suggesting potential for change in the weeks ahead.
Siderite formed at greater depth if the reactive surface area was reduced by another order of magnitude, but less formed in total (Figure 8d).
Paal said Baucus' views on security were probably less formed.
By about three million years ago, the present landscape of Ireland had more or less formed.
Their words are deemed less interesting, less knowledgeable, less well formed, less worldly, and less worthy".
They want less form filling, an easier, simpler tax system and a solid infrastructure.
I can barely hear myself think, much less form sentences and arrange them in any particular order.
Or, put another way, our nightmares given human (more or less) form.
Man-at-Arms continues to build weapons for the royal family but he wears less form-fitting pants.
