"halved down" is not a correct phrase in written English.
It is not a phrase that is commonly used. If you are looking for a phrase that means to divide something in half, you could use "halved," "dividing it in two," or "split in half." Example: We halved the pizza to make sure everyone had enough to eat.
In Mexico, positive views of the the US have roughly halved, down 36 points from 66%to30%0%.
And by the end of the campaign the number of children involved in road traffic accidents had been halved, down to 20,000.
As there is a second holding area now available at the airport for freight trains, the original requirement that each train be separated by 8 min can be halved down to 4 min.
Business software company BEA Systems beas sees its market capitalization halved, down 13 to 13 3/8, following analyst downgrades by CS First Boston, Goldman Sachs and Piper Jaffray after the company reported a third-quarter loss of 9 cents per share, against expectations of a profit of 8 cents per share.
Similarly, the hazard ratio increased almost three times (or 275%) for those patients not displaying IDH1 mutation and almost halved (down to 55.8%) for those ones showing EGFR amplification.
Boris saw his halved down in Uxbridge.
Nevertheless, TCP always reacts in the same way: it halves down its congestion window and triggers a backoff of its retransmission timeout (RTO).
Turkey production times almost halved between 1970 and 2000, down to 20 weeks from egg to 16kg bird.
That leaves Cipriani in contention with Northampton's Stephen Myler if England coach Stuart Lancaster opts to take three fly-halves down under.
Now, place the berry halves down so the insides are facing up.
On stopping TB treatment, the clozapine dose was prospectively halved by down-titrating at a rate of 50 mg/day over 10 days.
