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The phrase "also to slash" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing actions that involve cutting or reducing something, often in a figurative sense.
Example: "The company plans to implement cost-saving measures, which include also to slash unnecessary expenses."
Alternatives: "also to cut" or "also to reduce".
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Next year the company plans also to slash its handset portfolio, aiming to introduce fewer and more popular products.
Many school officials are expecting the toughest elections in years, as districts seek not only to raise property taxes but also to slash popular programs to offset the unusually large reductions in school aid proposed by Gov. Christopher J. Christie, who is trying to close an $11 billion state deficit.
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Meanwhile, she also wants to slash oil consumption by a third, while also generating enough renewable energy for every home in the country.
He also proposes to slash corporation tax.
It also plans to slash its famously wide selection of wines.
"In order to possibly emerge from bankruptcy, they also need to slash their cost structure significantly.
They have also tended to slash their budgets for TV ads and other expensive offline promotions.
The Met management also wanted to slash pensions and health care benefits.
The police said the migrants also tried to slash an inflatable raft of the Civil Guard.
As mayor, Carmena has also promised to slash her salary by more than half.
3i is also expected to slash its dividend by as much as two-thirds.
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