The phrase "a consequential reduction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a significant decrease or diminishment that has important effects or implications.
Example: "The company implemented a series of cost-cutting measures, resulting in a consequential reduction in overall expenses."
Alternatives: "a significant decrease" or "an important reduction".
A consequential reduction in the organic content of produced water (about 90%) indicates efficient biological treatment without costly saline acclimation.
By matching products to the appropriate value stream there is a consequential reduction in product development time of 75%; manufacturing costs reduction of up to 27%; and up to 95% reduction in delivery lead times.
In both cases, it is important to make sure that local buckling does not precede global buckling; gas buckling of a component may cause re-distribution of stress leading to a consequential reduction in load carrying capacity of the entire member.
When we launched a new suite of policies in 2014 to support our people's professional and personal development inside and outside our walls, including an industry-leading paid leave policy for parents, we saw employee turnover drop 5 percentage points, with a consequential reduction in our client loss.
Provincial government revenues are heavily dependent on oil and gas royalties which also collapsed, with a consequential reduction in the fiscal outlook for publicly-funded health services.
This subsequently leads to the activation of tuberous sclerosis protein (TSC2), a consequential reduction in mTORC1 activity, and the stimulation of autophagy.
SREB2 Tg mice displayed a robust reduction in progenitor cell proliferation and a consequential decrease in newborn neuron number, whereas the SREB2 KO mice showed an increase in the survival of newborn neurons with no change in the initial rate of their proliferation.
A consequential decrease in the content of immunoreactive type I collagen was observed.
These observations illustrate the importance of lamin A/C for correct myonuclear function, which likely acts synergistically with myotendinous junction disorganisation in the development of A-EDMD, and the consequential reduction in force generation and muscle wasting.
The consequential reduction in mycolic acids would be expected to result in a decreased use of lipoarabinomannan (LAM) for cell wall synthesis, resulting in accumulating LAM levels in circulation [ 103], which explains why the major fatty acid components of LAM, namely, TBSA and C16:0, were detected in elevated concentrations [ 37].
Diaphragmatic fatigue was associated with increased sympathetic activity in the legs and consequential reduction of blood flow [43].
