The phrase "lesser potential" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe something that has a lower or reduced amount of potential compared to something else. Example: Although Sara had always shown a lot of talent in math, her lack of interest in the subject resulted in her achieving a lesser potential compared to her classmates who were more dedicated to their studies.
A range of lesser potential charges include breach of fire regulations or health and safety regulations.
The VA at baseline was quite good and hence allowed lesser potential for significant visual gain.
The objective of the zoning is to illustrate areas that have a greater or lesser potential to expand the conjunctive use of groundwater and surface water.
However, the lower relief ratio values of Koneri, Gangavalli and Pulambadi watersheds reflect lesser steepness, and lesser potential energy and intensity of erosion.
For these, the previously obtained outer surface can be defined as a conformation of this elastic membrane of high potential energy, which is then progressively released to a position of lesser potential energy without penetration of any delimiting structure, for example, bony surfaces or underlying muscles.
More extreme winters mean that there is lesser potential for herbivore populations to grow towards abundance levels depressing vegetation production.
Therefore, lesser groundwater potential is expected around Emure and Uso-Owo, while high groundwater potential is expected around Owo and Ipele area of the study area.
"Travels in the Great Tree of Life" succeeded in engaging visitors who came away with awareness and understanding of scientific Trees, the immensity of the construct, and to a lesser extent, potential practical applications.
The increase in zone of inhibition of silver nanoparticles at different concentrations (10, 25, 50 mg/L) compared with antibiotic for both bacterial cultures (Fig. 13a, b) demonstrated the lesser antibacterial potential of silver nanoparticles with that of antibiotics.
The electrocatalytic oxidation of hydrazine, sulfite, and nitrite occurs at ~40, ~170, and ~550 mV, respectively, which is lesser positive potential of ~810, ~735, and ~393 mV for the oxidation of hydrazine, sulfite, and nitrite, respectively, than that of the bare GC electrode.
In 2004, Harvard Women's Health Watch reported some of coffee's lesser known potential benefits like: lowered risk of gallstones and colon cancer, improved cognitive function, reduction of liver damage for some and reduction of Parkinson's disease for others.
