The phrase "a larger reduction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a decrease in size, amount, or intensity that is greater than a previous reduction or compared to another reduction.
Example: "The company implemented a larger reduction in workforce this quarter compared to last year."
Alternatives: "a greater decrease" or "a more significant cut".
Consumers can save £1.25 a month by switching to paperless bills and get a larger reduction if they pay by direct debit.
Some market analysts said that they were disappointed that the bank did not sanction a larger reduction of half a point.
Our updated best estimate of the cost-effective path to the 2050 target implies a larger reduction in emissions in the 2020s than required by the budget.
The size of the tax cut differs because it has been structured, at the City Council's urging, to give a larger reduction to lower- and middle-class families.
He also said that there would be a larger reduction in public school costs because many of those who would opt out of the public schools would be concentrated in urban areas, allowing for more wholesale reductions.
But breaking the usual practice of adopting these earlier agreements, China has dug in its heels and is holding out for a larger reduction, of as much as 45percentt.
Demand for aluminum grew, and a larger reduction plant was built at New Kensington, Penn., using steam-generated electricity to produce one ton of aluminum per day by 1894.
Morgan Stanley cut some low-producing brokers in its wealth management division, and Credit Suisse laid off administrative assistants in its investment banking unit last week as part of a larger reduction of 2,000 employees.
Concurrent chemoradiation regimens result in a larger reduction in DLCO than radiation alone.
In other words, there is a larger reduction in commuting during holidays.
The quantum coupling among the three electron spatial motion directions can result in a larger reduction in the barrier height.
