'often less common' is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to describe something that isn't frequently experienced or encountered. For example, "This type of insect is often less common than other species."
Hitmaking tends to be a younger man's game (female hitmakers, though much less common than males, often last longer), and there's widespread evidence that the magic goes away, sometimes overnight.
A study of over 700 patients in primary care from the US and the Netherlands, for instance, found that complete disagreement between physicians' assessments and a diagnostic interview for depression was much less common than is often thought.
Today, that is much less common.
"This is much less common now.
Moreover, PES has often been less common among diabetic patients (for references see Tarkkanen et al., 2008).
Sadly, joy is less common, often achieved with effort, like reaching for a purse on a high shelf.
My nan had great care from [@namedhospital] but took a year and several GPs to take notice of her symptoms, despite nhs campaign Horrific exp [@named hospital].. Nurse had no respect for me, didn't speak to me & I 'm discharged home with the same thing i came in with!! Tweets that related to safety were less common, often referring to perceived medical error.
Although it remains prevalent in developing countries, where sanitation is often poor and antibiotic use less common, it is found in just five per cent of children born in the United States a dramatic change echoed in many other Western countries.
Although it remains prevalent in developing countries, where sanitation is often poor and antibiotic use less common, it is found in just five per cent of children born in the United States — a dramatic change echoed in many other Western countries.
In Texas, Baylor University has four new black sororities, despite the efforts of predominantly white sororities to pull in members of the minorities.Hazing putting new recruits through often violent initiation rites has become less common since the rise of the lawsuit.
