The phrase "shortened class" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a class or lesson that has been reduced in length or duration compared to its usual length. Example: "Due to the teacher's absence, we will have a shortened class today. It will only be 30 minutes instead of the usual 60 minutes."
In some elementary schools, school representatives even mentioned effects of economizing electricity expenditure, for example through shortening the classes.
He graduated from Yale University in the war-shortened Class of 1945 and served as a U.S Navy Lieutenant (j.g). on the destroyer U.S.S.
The authorities said the events began to unfold at Mr. Roberts's house on Hartley Street a little before noon on Thursday, a day when classes were shortened to accommodate statewide testing.
I am reminded of a lovely exchange in Terry Pratchett's Thief of Time, which I've shortened slightly: "I left the class doing algebra," said Susan.
At 48 hpf, embryos that looked similar to wild-type but had epidermal defects and minor tail perturbations were categorized as class I, those that had a curved or shortened body axis/tail in addition to the defects in class I were categorized as class II and those that had a severely shortened tail/body axis were classified as class III.
"I am concerned, as any parent would be, about the loss of quality of education," Mr. Thompson said, referring to the possibility that classes might be shortened or even eliminated.
For example, some elementary schools representatives envisaged the potential shortening of class time or an inability to use didactic tools requiring the use of electricity.
Brooklyn Tech students will leave the building before the Stuyvesant students arrive at 1 30 p.m. Classes for Stuyvesant students will be shortened to 29 minutes from 40.
My mother gave those names to me because 'Jamy' couldn't be shortened, and 'Ian' sounded elegant and English somehow, high class.
