The phrase "a higher reduction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing decreases in quantity, size, or intensity, often in fields like finance, science, or environmental studies.
Example: "The new policy aims to achieve a higher reduction in carbon emissions compared to previous years."
Alternatives: "a greater decrease" or "an increased reduction".
This replacement has also caused a higher reduction in the heavy oil viscosity to obtain.
The new structure revealed a higher reduction in visible light reflection when compared to an unstructured gold-silicon substrate.
Ruthenium had a higher reduction potential than iron and resulted in higher ruthenium composition in the synthesized bimetallic nanoparticles.
For (T_{text{FF}}=130,^circ{rm C} ) the model has a higher reduction of electrical power than the approach.
Slower fluorescence decay and an increase in the contribution of the slow component, generally, reflect a higher reduction of the PSII QA acceptor.
The same pattern was observed with Heterorhabditis bacteriophora (HP88), where a higher reduction percent was recorded after 24 h at a concentration of 20,000 IJs/ml.
Further, and most importantly, NIST 2008 is more sensitive to noise, especially AWGN, and has a higher reduction in PRSIA compared with TIMIT and SITW.
In general, cells with a low EP are therefore subject to a higher reduction of value points than cells with a high EP (Table 2a,b).
Generally, a more differentiated design of the reservation system yields a higher reduction of travel cost and thus achieves a higher efficiency.
The levels of independent variables that resulted in a higher reduction of elutriation were the same ones that provided the highest growth of the particles.
A higher reduction of the collision risk was achieved as the ACC vehicle penetration rate increased, especially in the initial stage with penetration rates of less than 30%.
