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The phrase "abatement would be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the reduction or elimination of something, often in legal, environmental, or financial contexts.
Example: "The proposed changes to the policy indicate that the abatement would be significant in reducing pollution levels in the area."
Alternatives: "the reduction would be" or "the decrease would be".
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To say that without using such a rate, abatement would be minimal is not a very persuasive reason.
"The deal we made, as I understood it, was that the Knicks and Rangers would be required to remain in New York City and the extent of the abatement would be for 10 years".
Some emissions abatement would be possible even in the most unfavorable situations.
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With the abatement, monthly taxes on the apartments will range from $9 to $41; without the abatement they would be $207 to $946.
With no abatement, taxes would be about $170 a month.
One way to address these concerns while still providing adequate heat abatement measures would be to look to the south.
Monthly common charges, including taxes, are initially projected to be $259.52 to $489.38; without the abatement they would be $270.40 to $509.89.
The taxes, which are not included in the estimated maintenance figures, are to range from $42 to $220 a month; without the abatement, they would be $135 to $710 a month.
Without the abatement, they would be $194 to $753, according to the Marketing Directors, a Manhattan residential consulting and marketing concern and the project's sales agent.
The results showed that the total abatement cost would be 92.07 and 98.93 × 109, as well as 180.57 and 194.19 × 109 RMB (It is another shortname for China Yuan) for provincial and departmental allocation schemes under the reduction ratios of 40 and 45%, respectively.
(2) May reasonably be expected to cause such harm at any time before the end of the reasonable abatement time that would be set under section 521(a)(3) of the Act.
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