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The phrase "also less than a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing quantities or values, indicating that something is additionally below a certain threshold.
Example: "The temperature today is also less than a freezing point, making it quite chilly outside."
Alternatives: "additionally below a" or "further less than a".
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It was also less than a moneymaking venture.
The lyrics were also less than a resounding success.
It is also less than a year after the wildlife minister, Richard Benyon, abandoned related plans citing "public concerns".
The shop is also less than a block from the Trinity Christian Center, where several memorial services were held last year for victims of the shootings.
Lord George realised the bank had to be demystified if it was to become a place of real seriousness.Yet he was also less than a moderniser.
It is also less than a mile from Borders, another huge bookstore in Oxford Street which in turn will soon sprout a big sister store at Charing Cross, a couple of tube stops away.In this section Tough love from Tony Pile 'em high Ruskin's last stand?
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G.D.P. in the first three months of the year fell 10.1percentt from a year earlier, also less than expected and a smaller fall than 11.5percentt reported in the earlier April data, but still the worst ever.
It is also less than half the rate a moneylender would charge or what a poor borrower would end up paying for a bank loan.
Also less than perfect was receiving a new T-shirt and shirt as gifts but it would have been churlish to return them.
The increase in affinity is also less than the one with a structural linker, which has been reported as being over 300-fold tighter [49].
Also, less than half (45%) of respondents had a flush toilet at home (n = 79).
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