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The phrase "also became much less" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a reduction in quantity, quality, or intensity of something in addition to another change that has occurred.
Example: "After the new policy was implemented, employee turnover also became much less frequent."
Alternatives: "also decreased significantly" or "also became considerably lower."
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They also became much less likely to hunt.
It also became much less likely that young people would switch jobs after the recession, most likely because of fears around job security.
In addition, the induction of integrin β4 dramatically reduced caspase-3 activity, which also became much less dependent on MDA-MB-231 CM stimulation.
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Inflation has also become much less persistent, in that a change in inflation dies away more quickly.
Over time it will also become much less tenable for Hezbollah's leaders to justify maintaining the group's militia.
The tumbling rouble also meant that foreign car brands suddenly became much less affordable, including those made in Russia, because most of their components are still imported.
Sudden dissolution of steppe confederacies therefore became much less likely.
But when the accusations began, he became much less visible.
The prospect of unemployment became much less attractive.
In this way mistakes became much less serious.
[Also] they became much less likely to publish a 'home run' paper after the arrival of the Soviet émigrés".
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