"lesser understanding" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a lower level of understanding or knowledge compared to something else. Example: Sarah has a lesser understanding of physics compared to her classmates, but she excels in biology.
He used his great intellect with respect for those with lesser understanding, and with sharp deflating humour for the self-important.
He continues: I'm afraid the key to a real comprehension of the individual does not lie in a greater or lesser understanding of the complexity of man as an object of scientific knowledge...
No one with a lesser understanding of these matters could've crafted the masterstroke that was the "More Perfect Union" speech he delivered in the midst of the controversy over Jeremiah Wright.
He continues: I'm afraid the key to a real comprehension of the individual does not lie in a greater or lesser understanding of the complexity of man as an object of scientific knowledge..
This new breed of Republican has an inadequate understanding of the Constitution and an even lesser understanding of their constituents.
"Not only does President Trump clearly have a lesser understanding of the world and its problems than his predecessor, he has presented no clear policy frameworks for the world to understand where he would like to go," Thomas Bernes, a career foreign service officer for Canada and a distinguished Fellow at the Center for International Governance Innovation, told VICE News.
This systematic review of the literature suggests that depression can impair DMC by impacting on appreciation and to a lesser degree, understanding and reasoning ability.
This was intended to mimic the early stages of development in creatures that demonstrate ANS: approximate number sense, described as the ability to determine basic numeric qualities such as greater or lesser without actually understanding the numbers themselves.
The same could not be achieved in relation to the engagement with the visual mode due to the lesser degree of understanding around the semiotic system of visual images.
A useful visual aid in understanding lesser sac anatomy has been described by Dodds et al. If one places the right hand across the abdomen with the thumb extended upward and the fingers together over the left upper quadrant the lesser sac can be mimicked.
Topics which received lesser scores included: 'Understanding group dynamics and the management of diversity in teams', 'Introducing different systematic approaches to innovative design', 'Conducting a needs analysis of the professional practice' and 'Ethics: the importance of the primacy of patient welfare, consent and confidentiality'.
