The phrase "lesser popularity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is not as popular as another thing.
Example: "While the sequel received lesser popularity compared to the original film, it still garnered a dedicated fanbase."
Alternatives: "lower popularity" or "reduced popularity".
The princess style continued to be worn through the 20th century with greater or lesser popularity according to the fashion.
MONSTER.COM -- The sequel to last year's hugely popular Super Bowl commercial, shown twice during the game, was more serious than its predecessor, which perhaps accounted for its lesser popularity in day-after ad polls.
This would inherently be at the cost of students who adhere to religious traditions of lesser popularity.
She said: "I do think more Americans are embracing and being exposed to British television, and I think there are two reasons why: the increase in accessibility to such programmes and, to a lesser extent, the popularity of Downton Abbey.
Diana certainly deserves her own big-screen reinvention, especially given the ongoing popularity of lesser-known Marvel characters such as Scarlett Johansson's Black Widow and Hayley Atwell's Peggy Carter.
In short, the better the performance of an athlete, the more accurately it determines his popularity, and the lesser the role of exogenous factors.
Because the app includes an upvote and downvote mechanism, users can help keep items of lesser value from gaining in popularity.
The drastic population bottleneck that occurred after World War II and to a lesser extent the decline in popularity have limited the gene pool of ROT breed today, and may explain why its observed genetic diversity is not as high as the GR, despite the striking popularity of the ROT in the 1990s.
During the following 1575 election he was an vocal enemy of the Habsburg dynasty and its candidate, and this anti-Habsburg stance, resounding among the lesser nobility, helped him regain his popularity.
Mirroring the recent rise in gaming's popularity, there were also some lesser-known titles amid the tributes to the likes of Cluedo and Ludo.
Bachelet, a paediatrician who until recently ran the UN Women programme, is expected to win the presidential race easily and her popularity may help elect a lesser-known progressive candidates throughout Chile.
