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The phrase "and considerably less" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to compare quantities or amounts, indicating that something is significantly lower than another reference point.
Example: "The new model is faster and considerably less expensive than its predecessor."
Alternatives: "and significantly lower" or "and much less".
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Mr. Gurney's approach is more earnest, deferential and considerably less satisfying.
That one's a lot of fun – and considerably less of an investment of time and energy.
It is simpler in conception, with no dancers in sight and considerably less frenzy onstage.
He was digging holes in the floor for his latest and considerably less grandiose business venture, a one-saw sawmill.
This has some benefits: "We will have the best beaches in 35 years and considerably less erosion," Dr. Quinn said.
It's medium-bodied, with red berry flavours, and considerably less bland than many usual suspects at this price.
Streamflow is highly variable, being greatest during the wet summer months and considerably less in the relatively dry winter.
Critics found Memories more searching and considerably less acerbic than her fiction; some considered it her best work.
It costs much the same as methadone maintenance, and considerably less than a therapeutic community or in-patient detoxification.
The family-based model developed by Youth Villages is effective and considerably less expensive than residential treatment for youths.
The majority of rainfall occurs in the mountains (±650 mm/yr) and considerably less in the valley (±280 mm/yr).
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