The phrase "a decision to reduce" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a choice made to decrease something, such as costs, staff, or resources.
Example: "The board made a decision to reduce the budget for the upcoming fiscal year."
Alternatives: "a choice to cut" or "a resolution to decrease".
He could have made a decision to reduce student maintenance.
George Osborne is missing the link between economic and personal prosperity 1.46pm GMT Thousands of families in England are set to save around £500 a year following a decision to reduce council tax for so-called granny flats.
Its plan to stand by a decision to reduce the number of plane types that it operates is a setback to Airbus, which is trying to break the Boeing Company's lock on Japan Airlines's aircraft.
A move certain to win ap proval throughout the country was a decision to reduce prices 10to15percentcent on a wide range of foods and consumer goods, including tea, sugar, kerosene, radios, batteries, re frigerators and shoes.
We have not taken a decision to reduce the funding this provider receives and while the closure of Chandos House would be a shame for the city, this type of support is still available for Bristol residents," she says.
India's Supreme Court dismissed a petition on Wednesday to reconsider a decision to reduce the charges against seven men convicted for their roles in the 1984 leak at the Union Carbide chemical plant in Bhopal.
LONDON, June 6 (Reuters)— British doctors rebelled tonight over a Government decision to reduce a recommended pay rise.
When she became a mother in 1999, Thompson made a conscious decision to reduce her workload, and in the following years many of her appearances were supporting roles.
After contact with VICE, Notting Hill Housing Trust made a discretionary decision to reduce Andreia's rent back to a social rent.
"We have not taken a final decision to reduce this breadth of provision but we are considering a range of difficult options as the school is facing financial pressure next year because of increased costs and reduced funding imposed by government," said their statement.
While slimming public spending by a fifth, that government trimmed the prison population by 11%, based on a strategic decision to reduce what it saw as the unnecessary use of custody and to invest in community interventions.
