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Discover LudwigThe phrase "even down to" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is used to emphasize that something includes or applies to every detail or aspect. Example: The CEO was meticulous in his planning, considering every detail even down to the font size on the company's business cards.
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Even down to the tree house.
Even down to the dependable.
It's even down to little things.
Even down to an insignificant screw or a spring".
Think "Casablanca" (even down to the transit visas for Portugal).
I mean, even down to something as fundamental as getting your product to your target.
Even down to 3 mm bending radius, magnitude of bending loss can also be suppressed by three orders.
Clear differentiation among heavy-metal ions as a function of concentration was also achieved, even down to 10−7 M.
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Secretary Clinton is more natural, even down-to-earth, excelling at personal relations with world leaders.
Even down-to-earth types are selling by making us feel bad.
The Northern Flicker is a polka-dotted woodpecker that is found all over North America--even down to Central America.
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