"less when compared with" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to show a comparison between two things, with the implication that one thing is smaller or less significant than the other. Here is an example: - "Her salary is less when compared with her coworker's, but she has better benefits."
The RBA notes that from 2002 to 2012 real wages did grow steadily, relative to consumer prices, but they actually grew less when compared with the prices that producers received for their output.
Besides, chemical stability of NS-GNDP was studied and the results revealed that HPE and HPN degradation was less when compared with that of GNDP, providing more than 99% of drug residue after storage for 3 months.
Wear of the highly cross-linked polyethylene liners was significantly less when compared with the nonirradiated liners.
ST depression occurs significantly less when compared with ST elevation in hypothermia patients.
Third, the pain and morbidity are less when compared with anterior iliac grafting.
Biofilms formed by E. coli O157 H7 were also effectively dispersed on polypropylene but less when compared with polystyrene (Figure 4).
Vulnerable patients, defined as having poor SRH and some degree of functional impairment, reported their care experience significantly less positive when compared with healthier and less functionally impaired patients.
However, hyperoxia-exposed mice had significantly less CD73 when compared with room air controls.
Proton radiotherapy delivered a more conformal target dose with slightly less homogeneity when compared with photon radiotherapy.
Analysts said that the stocks may have seemed inexpensive and less risky when compared with the troubles facing the airline and insurance industries.
Profits are projected to be off by 8percentt, which is significant, Ms. Fisher acknowledged, but less so when compared with declines of 20percentt or more reported by some competitors.
