'make less mistakes' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to encourage someone to improve their performance, work towards a higher quality result, or practice to refine their skills. For example, "Let's go over the project again - let's try to make less mistakes this time."
I have to make less mistakes".
"I think Venus has actually taken power off her ball, using tactics to make less mistakes," Serena would say.
"We've got to get better, we've got to get stronger, we've got to make less mistakes.
They are successful because they have relied on their wisdom, not their smarts, to simply make less mistakes than others.
"Our attitude was good against Leeds, but we must improve our concentration to make less mistakes, not put extra focus on the defence". The Reopuiblic of Ireland international has signed a one-month loan deal at the Riverside.
With less distractions in a solitary (confinement) environment, introverts can work more methodically (and therefore make less mistakes) and stick with a challenge for a longer period of time.
I'm nearly 28 now, so I think making less mistakes… but still making mistakes — stupid mistakes sometimes.
"I played some good golf, but he made less mistakes," Garcia said.
"I just made a couple of mistakes, and hopefully I'll be making less mistakes tomorrow," Wie said.
"Arsenal lead and if they lead it's because they have more points than other people and because they are better and have made less mistakes," he said.
Fowler said that real-time analysis "not only helps them understand ever-changing demand, but [companies] can now significantly reduce wastage by making less mistakes in pricing and assortment, and therefore maintaining and accelerating their growth and overseas expansion".
