The phrase "a global reduction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a decrease or diminishment that affects the entire world or a large scale.
Example: "The conference focused on strategies for achieving a global reduction in carbon emissions."
Alternatives: "a worldwide decrease" or "a universal decline".
Many crime experts believe that a global reduction by 50% in 30 years is entirely feasible.
New legislation has bought in the Climate Change Bill and for the rest of the world to contribute towards a global reduction in emissions, it will require the same.
IN the summer of 2001, when it started to consider slapping tariffs on imported steel, the Bush administration also showed some interest in negotiating a global reduction in steel-making capacity.
The current globalised economy promotes a global reduction in ecosystem integrity and ecosystem services.
Offenders with high trait externalizing scores did not display a global reduction in P3 amplitude.
The hypoplastic lung in congenital diaphragmatic herniation demonstrated a global reduction of the microvascular perfusion fraction (Fig. 5c).
However, VEGF specifically caused a global reduction in bone quantity, which consisted of thin trabeculae of immature matrix.
Despite the rhetoric, the biggest challenge in New York remains basic: figuring out who should foot the bill for a global reduction in greenhouse gas emissions.
Fig. 2 shows that there is a global reduction of 10%% in the HIT-6 Score between the third and the seventh injection.
As consequence, by 2020 the whole world is much likely to witness a global reduction in emission of GHGs (United Nations framework convention on climate change 2011).
The DECC believes it is difficult to calculate and verify figures relating to consumption-based emissions, and it would be hard to negotiate a global reduction treaty on this basis.
