The phrase "with deduction of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that something has been removed from the total amount, typically either taxes or other payments that have been subtracted. For example, "The final salary, with deduction of taxes, was $2,000."
With deduction of the burst release, the ofloxacin cumulated releases for 34 days were 15.2% of HA-1, 11.4% of HA-2, and 7.1% of HA-3, respectively.
With deduction of the first-day burst release, the ofloxacin cumulated releases for 34 days are 30.1% of polylysine-1, 39.6% of polylysine-2, and 58.1% of polylysine-3, respectively.
Thus, if we can show that a given language is not (weakly) κ-compact, then there can be no deductive system for it with deductions of length < κ adequate for deductions from arbitrary sets of premises (of cardinality ≤ κ).
weakly κ-complete) if there is a deductive system P for L with deductions of length < κ such that, if Δ is a P-consistent[4] set of L-sentences (resp. such that |Δ| ≤ κ), then Δ has a model.
This amounted to about $7.8 billion of income with deductions of $8.3 billion.
Wobbles are penalized with deductions of 0.10 for little ones, 0.30 for medium ones, and 0.50 for the big ones you'll find hard to miss.
They will again play the bulk of their home matches at the Racecourse Ground in Wrexham, although they are likely to start the season with a deduction of up to six points, with the punishment to be determined by the RFL directors on Friday week.
"It's essential that we have the legislation to ensure that 100% of donations can be made with the deduction of VAT," says Jaime Dupuy, head of economic studies at Comex.
Hearts are in administration and will begin the campaign with a deduction of 15 points.
It means Hearts will start next season in the top flight with a deduction of 15 points.
"These players have had a difficult couple of weeks with the deduction of 10 points when we had momentum and getting very close to the play-offs.
