The phrase "a much higher reduction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing levels of reduction in various contexts, such as finance, environmental impact, or efficiency improvements.
Example: "The new policy resulted in a much higher reduction in carbon emissions compared to previous measures."
Alternatives: "a significantly greater reduction" or "a considerably higher decrease."
Torrefaction causes some reduction in the energy content of the biomass because of partial devolatilization, but given the much higher reduction in mass, the energy density of the biomass increases.
It can be easily seen that the AvN Log-MAP algorithm offers much higher reduction in the number of operations with regards to the Log-MAP than the Linear Log-MAP, Average Log-MAP, and Shift Log-MAP algorithms.
Although other studies report much higher reduction of adhesion extent up to 88% by using, for example, an Fe3+ crosslinked carboxy-methylcellulose barrier, such results are not directly comparable to our findings because the adhesion extent was determined at a different time point already after 2 weeks [ 39], when peritendinous adhesion formation is not yet completed [ 40].
Remarkably, we got a much higher ethanol reduction of 10 and 15% when the pdc2Δ519 mutation was tested in a native and a commercial wine yeast strain against their respective controls.
A much higher wave reduction is achieved in case of breaking wave conditions (i.e. evolution modes "EM2"–"EM3") due to the additional source of energy losses caused by turbulent processes accompanying the breaking event.
Here, while the net increase of R L at 4 Hz was far lower than during homogeneous constriction with a much higher mean reduction of airway diameter, the increase in R L and E L at typical breathing rates was much larger at spontaneous breathing frequencies.
The latest such BLS numbers-fudging is said to involve November's shockingly low jobs loss of 11,000, when the general expectation called for a much higher jobs reduction for the month of 125,000.
Because the rollback strategies both adjust all metric values, basing a rollback on these outlier values can cause much higher reductions across the entire year.
As a result, global average emission reduction rates have to rise rapidly to 10% per year, meaning much higher reductions would be needed in wealthier countries.
