The phrase "less uniformity" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to convey the idea of a lack of uniformity, or a decrease in uniformity. For example, "Many schools are attempting to move away from a strict dress code, valuing more diversity and less uniformity in student attire."
Yet the uncomfortable truth is that there are also large swaths of the English education system that require more not less uniformity.
"There are things that are happening at traditional lodging companies that are accelerating related to Airbnb, and that is less uniformity," Mr. Hanson said.
Phenanthrene and naphthalene maturation parameters demonstrated much less uniformity, and thus higher applicability.
Using finer gradation with less uniformity for initial gradation of clean ballast aggregate can lead to more reduction in the permeability of sand-fouled ballast.
Following SER construction, on local roads there was a relatively higher proportion of pedestrians, less uniformity in vehicle lane keeping and less indicating by motorists along with less through traffic, reflecting a more informal/low speed local road environment.
However, the use of larger diameter nanowires will result in less desirable optoelectronic properties (e.g., more haze, less uniformity, and potentially lower transparencies at a given sheet resistance) [31], and so there would be a trade-off between increased stability and decreased optoelectronic performance of the electrode.
On the other hand, the reduced beam size results in less irradiation uniformity, higher gas production to damage dose ratios, as well as stronger peak nuclear heating.
The underlying explanation for this is that the NSR primer set possesses less coverage uniformity compared to the random hexamers, and the immoderate GC content distribution in the genome and in the NSR hexamers set.
The proper balance of the two effects can result in less non-uniformity and an optimal design.
"It seems that we are now coming to a period of more uniformity, less creativity and less space for personal preferences," said the archbishop, whose letter was obtained and published by the National Catholic Reporter, a lay weekly.
Levelling problems are less important because uniformity may be achieved by blending the dyed fibres prior to spinning.
