'less reliability' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You might use it to refer to a lack of dependability or trustworthiness. For example, "Unfortunately, this brand of tires has been known to have less reliability than other brands."
It also possesses advantages of simplicity in process, less reliability on initial model, less optimization time, and good versatility.
The results for the proposed redundant design show a higher reliability level and less reliability degradation in time than compared to braking system designs without redundancy.
As such, less reliability should be expected.
Maybe some servers have less reliability and they're down more often.
The other targets can also be detected but with less reliability than those located closer to the radar antennas.
Due to lacking near neighbors in the training set, it is assumed that these isolated objects are predicted with less reliability.
Unfortunately, the present trend in the industry is toward less stringent reliability standards.
It is shown that, among all cases investigated, the design procedure based on the long-term response is the one that presents less scattered reliability indices around the target level.
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Therefore these SDD values imply to have a rather less satisfactory reliability for assessing individual changes in comparison to group changes.
It is important that only validated questionnaires are employed; otherwise, the outcome measures used have less established reliability and validity, data derived from them are subject to bias, and comparisons between the results of different studies are problematic.
