The phrase "a continuous reduction in the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a gradual decrease in a particular quantity or aspect over time.
Example: "The company has experienced a continuous reduction in the number of customer complaints since implementing the new service protocol."
Alternatives: "an ongoing decrease in the" or "a steady decline in the".
However, establishing an environment for a continuous reduction in the speeding violations has been a challenge in many countries.
A continuous reduction in the cross-section area is analysed as a means of improving mass-transfer in a parallel-plate electrochemical reactor.
This study also indicated that permeability reduction occurred due to two different mechanisms: (1) accumulation of small particles of asphaltenes in larger pore throat causing a continuous reduction in the pore throat area open to flow, and (2) large size asphaltene blocks the small pore throat.
Compared to HIV-1 replication in shSCRAM cells normalized to 100% at all time points, we observed a continuous reduction in the amount of virus in supernatant of shRNA infected clones.
With increasing concentrations, results of Orbitrap MS indicated a continuous reduction in the slope (Table 3).
In line with past findings [ 6, 11], there was a continuous reduction in the effect size as more explanatory variables were adjusted for in the analysis.
The first, exhibited by the major nonessential amino acids (NEAA), showed a continuous reduction in individual amount, while the second pattern, exhibited by the minor nonessential amino acids and all the essential FAA, had an initial increase followed by a reduction.
Defining the TMRED was based on two criteria (Lim et al. 2012): a) the availability of convincing evidence from epidemiologic studies that support a continuous reduction in risk of disease to the chosen distribution, and b) a distribution that is theoretically possible at the population level.
Such a recovery was not detected for the wt strain, in which a continuous reduction in cfu was seen; these differences were more evident when the cfu were plotted on a linear, rather than logarithmic scale (Figure 1C).
