The phrase "a large reduction from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a significant decrease in quantity, size, or value compared to a previous amount or level.
Example: "The company reported a large reduction from last year's profits, indicating a need for strategic changes."
Alternatives: "a significant decrease from" or "a substantial drop from".
That is a large reduction from the $35,000 sticker price for what previously was the car's base model.
"The actual catch level will be around 11,000, which is a large reduction from current levels," the head of the Japanese delegation, Masanori Miyahara, said, adding that some members had promised not to use up their quotas.
While still a huge number, it represents a large reduction from the 1.85 billion people who lived below the international poverty line in 1990.
When GFR change from baseline to month 6 was considered in the model instead of baseline GFR, the GFR change was the strongest predictor of subsequent slope (−0.0054 [0.0009]; P < 0.0001), and a larger reduction from baseline to month 6 was significantly associated with a slower slope on subsequent follow-up independent of concomitant changes in HbA1c and BP (Supplementary Table 4, model 2).
There was no significant difference in cardiovascular or cancer deaths, but there was a large reduction in deaths from infectious disease among those who had been taking statins the longest.
Another important conclusion is that a large reduction potential originates from the application of current policies.
However, when the scores produced by different operators for staining intensity were analysed there was a large reduction in κ from 0.94 to 0.59, indicating a significant degree of disagreement.
In this case, however, we found a large reduction in precision performance from Iteration 1 (P = 0.82) to Iteration 2 (P = 0.45).
The biggest boost to ratings would come from a large reduction of Greece's debt stock.
It is easy to see that in all cases and for a range of parameters there is a large reduction in simplex number going from K to (chi(K)).
Namely, the five standard (ST) cultivars (Akitakomachi, Koshihikari, Kinuhikari, Matsuribare, and Nipponbare) showed a large reduction of 10.0 percentage points (from 61.7%too 51.7%), whereas the heat-tolerant (HT) cultivars (Eminokizuna, Wa2398, Kanto 257, Toyama 80, Mineharuka, Kanto 259, Saikai 290) showed a reduction of only 2.2% (from 73.5% to 71.3%).
