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Yes.
The sign for "is greater than" is > and means that the value on the left is greater than that on the right.
X > Y means that X is greater than Y
The opposite direction is always read as "is less than" and is also read from left to right.
A < B means A is less than B
.... although that means that B is greater than A, it is not read, or used, that way. If you want to indicate that B is greater than A you need to put it as B > A.
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