The phrase "a reduced calculation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a calculation that has been simplified or made less complex, often to make it easier to understand or to save time.
Example: "To save time, we can perform a reduced calculation to estimate the total cost instead of calculating every individual expense."
Alternatives: "a simplified calculation" or "an abbreviated calculation".
The difference between the two estimates rests heavily on a reduced calculation of the national numbers of what researchers call acute gastroenteritis, or stomach illness.
The methodology for the trajectory design and maneuvering included the direct libration-point orbit transfer and injection method, which is characterized by a reduced calculation burden compared with the prevalent invariant manifold method.
A reduced calculation pattern was proposed by carrying out the scale analysis of three dimensional Navier-Stokes equations to solve the wind velocity field in the typhoon boundary layer.
The advantage of the method is the reduced calculation time compared with a numerical model of the cracked stiffened curved panel, including frames.
Large efforts have been made in improving algorithm efficiency, which have resulted in an increasingly rapid convergence to the optimal solution and in reduced calculation time; robust algorithm have also been formulated, assuming stochastic behaviour for energy loads and prices.
The test results show the proposed observer system has robust tracking performance with reduced calculation time under the real driving environments.
It also adopts orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFDM) to mitigate the effect of multipath fading, resulting in reduced calculation complexity by enabling the MIMO signal processing to be carried out on a per-subcarrier basis.
It is possible that the addition task was insufficiently demanding in the absence of suppression for the benefit of interactivity to manifest significantly in terms of improved accuracy and reduced calculation error.
The primary advantage of PRISM is the reduced calculation time; the PRISM simulations with interpolation factors of (f=5), 10, and 20 gave speed up factors of approximately 40, 280, and 2100, respectively, compared to the multislice simulation.
Instead, an important improvement of the time-domain method would be the potential reduction in size, weight, and cost of the equipment necessary for calculations because of the reduced calculation load and ability to dispense with additional digital signal processing hardware.
For QC calculations a reduced model consisting of the refined ligand and the binding site was used.
