The phrase "a future reduction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing anticipated decreases in quantity, size, or cost that are expected to occur at a later time.
Example: "The company is planning a future reduction in its workforce to improve efficiency."
Alternatives: "an upcoming decrease" or "a forthcoming cut".
Moreover, the economic boom is showing signs of slowing, and a consensus exists amongst economists that the local currency is overvalued - factors which could lead to a future reduction in revenue in relation to the European clubs.
For instance, we can be pretty confident that cessation of smoking among pregnant women (a proximal and proxy outcome) will be linked to a future reduction in cancer among the mothers and increases in birthweight among babies.
Satoh et al. ([2012b]) analyzed their results and speculated that a future reduction in convective circulation could lead to a reduction in the ice water path under the warming condition.
Among the victories he announced was a future reduction of party superdelegates from 715 to 250 — a 60percentt decrease — and the "most progressive platform" in party history.
Abstract concepts such as a future reduction in your ability to buy goods and services ("purchasing power") or projecting your lifespan (a person in good health could realistically live past 100) are far harder to envision.
A reduction in incidence of tumours with a poor prognosis might indicate a future reduction in mortality.
This also doesn't factor in any future reductions in Medicare that may be needed to keep the program solvent.
Yet in the countryside numbers have been falling for decades—and rural Japan will bear a disproportionate share of the future reduction in population.
Like SGR, the future reduction is premised on a future Congress being willing to endure the political pressure of letting spending cuts go into effect.
"The future reduction is premised on a future Congress being willing to endure the political pressure of letting spending cuts go into effect," the report warns.
According to Eitzinger (2007) the transition zone from grassland to arable farming along the eastern edge of the Alps is more sensitive to a future climatic reduction of water supply.
