The phrase "a correspondingly reduced" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a decrease or reduction that is proportional or related to another change or factor.
Example: "As the demand for the product decreased, there was a correspondingly reduced supply in the market."
Alternatives: "a similarly decreased" or "a proportionately lowered".
A non-unity transmission coefficient results in a correspondingly reduced and partial quantized conductance.
Synthetic μSIIIA slowly and partially blocked rat NaV1.4 channels with an apparent IC50 of 0.56 ± 0.29 μM; the block was not complete, leaving at high concentration a residual current component of about 10% with a correspondingly reduced single-channel conductance.
In contrast, the randomization produces an ITF with twice as many edges than actually observed, with a correspondingly reduced ICE, so a shallower IN component.
The relatively high ER + rates do not mean that there is a correspondingly reduced burden of morbidity and mortality for Kurdish and Arabic breast cancer patients.
However, we did note that one colon tumor with a high relative level of miR-206 did not exhibit a correspondingly reduced level of Klf4 (compare data in Figures 2A and 2B for Case 3).
If an individual is surrounded by many others, its chance of being the target of a particular predator ought to be correspondingly reduced.This theory that being a member of a group dilutes the risk of becoming a victim was thought up in 1971 by William Hamilton, of Oxford University.
The shorter barreled L/19 guns had a wider range of elevation, from −8 to 14.5 degrees, but the shorter barrel imposed a lower muzzle velocity, which correspondingly reduced the range of the gun to 5200 m.
Frequently performers playing Peoples' Symphony concerts for $5 a ticket or less -- and at correspondingly reduced fees -- also offer similar or identical programs in larger halls and at full price a few days later.
The block grant to Scotland would be correspondingly reduced since it is fixed as a percentage of English expenditure.
If abstention from consumption itself results in a diminution of production, then accumulation (production minus consumption) is correspondingly reduced.
Electrophoretic displays can use coloured particles and filters to produce red, green and blue subpixels, but as each colour occupies only one third of a pixel's area, the brightness of the image is correspondingly reduced.
