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Discover LudwigThe phrase "after deduction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the amount remaining after certain calculations or subtractions have been made, often in financial or mathematical contexts.
Example: "The total amount due after deduction of the discount is $200."
Alternatives: "after subtraction" or "post-deduction".
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The payoff to winners is made from the pool of all bets on the various entries in a race, after deduction of an operator's commission and tax.
For example, Hagger says a lump sum of £3,600 invested in a one-year fixed-rate bond with an interest rate of 2.55% would generate interest of £73.44 (after deduction of 20% tax) in one year.
Mr Laws, a former investment banker and briefly chief secretary to the Treasury, with a double first in economics at Cambridge, must know that the 50% marginal tax rate applies only to income exceeding £150,000 a year (after deduction of allowances), not to total income.
The area of the components was determined after deduction of non-linear background with Shirley method [33].
The growth of time-dependent strain values were obtained from the experimental results after deduction of instantaneous strain values due to imposed load.
London dealer Sydney Burney was brought in, and he sold four BM plaques for £1,100, with the museum receiving £876 after deduction of commission.
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He was paid £300 a show after deductions.
Take a senior corporate lawyer with taxable income of five hundred thousand dollars a year after deductions.
Her take-home pay after deductions is around $150 a week for 38 hours of work.
After deductions for accommodation and food, she earns just £90 some months.
Clarence House said this was almost all at the top rate of 50% after deductions.
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