The phrase "a dramatically reduced" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a significant decrease in quantity, size, or intensity of something.
Example: "The company reported a dramatically reduced profit margin this quarter compared to last year."
Alternatives: "a significantly lowered" or "a greatly diminished".
"I can so easily see them selling a tablet in the future at a dramatically reduced price," he said.
She says tapering riders' training should be matched by a slightly reduced intake of carbohydrates, and a dramatically reduced intake of all things on the treat list.
While the BBC3 TV channel has been axed, the brand will continue online albeit with a dramatically reduced budget and range of programmes.
Seeking a dramatically reduced carbon economy will also accelerate the development of our clean-energy technology sector, which will be able to respond to overseas economic opportunities, thereby reducing our balance-of-trade concerns.
"After a seizure, the person is in a dramatically reduced state of awareness, and even their reflexes are reduced," said Dr. Orrin Devinsky, director of the Comprehensive Epilepsy Center at New York University.
The design features a dramatically reduced physical footprint, with dimensions roughly a quarter of the current Mac Pro.
Due to a dramatically reduced influx of Na+ in roots, oshkt2 1 mutants accumulate less Na+ in roots and shoots.
La2(Zr1−xCexhibitsexhibits a flatter k T curve and a dramatically reduced high-temperature plateau kmin.
The programme was scrapped by Education Secretary Michael Gove but partially reinstated on a dramatically reduced budget following an outcry from heads, schools and politicians.
The results of three robot skull bone resections during 4 years showed a perspicuously improved precision combined with a dramatically reduced set-up time.
Conecalorimetric tests show time to ignition doubled for the coated material and a dramatically reduced ability to propagate fire once ignited.
