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The phrase "and frequently less than" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something occurs often and is typically below a certain level or amount.
Example: "The temperature in this region can drop to freezing, and frequently less than that during the winter months."
Alternatives: "and often below" or "and commonly less than".
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This observation also corresponds with findings reported by Jadhunandan and Morrow (1995) on the relationship between wettability and irreducible water saturation in which water-wet rock has a water saturation of greater than 20 25 % whereas oil-wet rock commonly has a water saturation of less than 15%% of pore volume and frequently less than 10%%.
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Visual inspection of the bar charts of the frequency of simulation-based training (figure 2) and assessment (figure 3) indicate that HCMs generally appear to train and undergo assessment more frequently, and physicians less frequently, than pilots.
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