The phrase "nowhere less" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
You can use "nowhere less" to emphasize the lack of something in a particular place or situation. It indicates that the thing being discussed is present or available to the same extent or degree in all places or circumstances. Example: Despite searching the entire house, the keys were nowhere less than in the kitchen.
Seers's film, Nowhere Less Now, is shown on two screens, one flat and round, the other spherical.
He got a job at Denys Lasdun's office, but, given Lasdun's obsession with concrete, there was nowhere less suited to Kaplický's passionate love affair with weightless architecture.
Whatever her policy on lying, Dworkin clearly isn't averse to strategic exaggeration -- nowhere less so than in her characterization of her political opponents.
Both these companies exploded out of nowhere less than three years ago, and both are in the top 10 most trafficked sites, behind Yahoo!, Time-Warner Network (AOL), Microsoft and Google.
People were outraged, nowhere less so than in our town.
The hedge was nowhere less than 8 feet high and 4 feet thick and in some places was 12 feet high and 14 feet thick.
Nikolaus Pevsner in his Buildings of England was delighted by this pleasant, authentic country village only two miles from a mainline station, though that's part of the problem: villages in the middle of nowhere are less promising for "development".
Glyn Maxwell captures something of this characteristic in the largest contribution here, a series of 14 "Letters to Edward Thomas" cast as notes that can never be read by their intended recipient: "What I write / Is on its way nowhere, is less than breath, / So might be anything, as nothing might".
It just says that God is an impotent nothing from nowhere with less power than the undersecretary of Agriculture".
I can't open my email without a plea for money at the top of my inbox, and nowhere is less safe than my Facebook or Twitter feeds.
The total amount of earmarked spending, like the Bridge to Nowhere," is less than 1percentt of the federal budget; and not all of this spending is wasteful.
