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"halved to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use the phrase when describing a reduction in quantity or size. For example, "The staff was halved to just 20 employees."
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By 2009, the figure had more than halved, to $6.3bn.
Pre-tax profits more than halved to £7.5m.
At Primark's owner, ABF, profits before tax halved to £213m.
We are assuming that it is halved to 11p.
By 1985 the numbers had almost halved to 16 million.
Serve warm, halved to make smaller portions if you wish.
Complaints about open fire hydrants were halved, to 2,652.
By 2009, the rate had been more than halved, to 2.3 children.
In the end its €32 million annual budget was more than halved, to €14.6 million.
The proportion worried about car fumes has almost halved to 28% in the past ten years.
That toll has since more than halved, to 164 in 2014.
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