The phrase "a massive reduction of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a significant decrease in quantity, size, or extent of something.
Example: "The company announced a massive reduction of its workforce due to budget cuts."
Alternatives: "a significant decrease in" or "a substantial cut in".
But there has been a reduction in waiting times for cancer patients, and a massive reduction of 70% in hospital infections".
We believe that this is an unhelpful distraction from the two main issues – a massive reduction of funding in social care, and councils struggling to share power with people.
By leveraging algorithmic bounds, efficient data structures, and computational reuse, we achieve several orders of magnitude speedup in time and a massive reduction of memory consumption.
Then the next big wave will be the simplification and standardization of the infrastructure and a massive reduction of labor and software costs.
An avalanche on Mount Everest in April killed 16 Sherpa guides and resulted in a massive reduction of expeditions to the world's highest peak.
An avalanche on Mount Everest in April killed 16 Sherpas - and resulted in a massive reduction of expeditions to the world's highest peak during the spring season.
The estimation of effective population sizes before (∼13,800) and after (∼2,800) the out of Africa exodus indicates a massive reduction (∼80%) of the effective population size during the bottleneck event, in agreement with the parameter ranges estimated from non-coding resequencing data [40].
These complications not only include complex and regional pain syndrome, stiffness, nerve injury, tendon and ligament injuries, but a massive reduction in range of motion (ROM), muscular atrophy, and loss of movement representation [ 8].
The changes of cardiac function data over time, and the EMBs findings are consistent with the hypothesis that the initial antiviral immune response resulted in a massive reduction or elimination of the virus, and subsequently contributed to an improvement of LV function and decrement of LV dilatation [24], [25].
This observation is in accordance with the findings that the human sleep disorder, narcolepsy, as well as different neurodegenerative diseases, were recently related to a massive reduction or deficit of orexins and their receptors and a decreased level of OXA in the cerebrospinal fluid (Cui et al. 2010; Friedman et al. 2007; Petersén et al. 2005; Ripley et al. 2001).
Yet, even after all of these inquiries that recommend a massive reduction in the use of detention centres, the use of detention centres has been steadily increasing".
