The phrase "a reduced deficit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing financial matters, budgets, or economic conditions where a deficit has been decreased.
Example: "The government's efforts to cut spending have resulted in a reduced deficit this fiscal year."
Alternatives: "a smaller deficit" or "a diminished deficit".
First comes the BBC: this is "fantasy land economics", isn't it, to pledge higher spending and a reduced deficit?
However, a risk-based levy might prove an intolerable burden for an already-troubled bank.Over at the PBGC, the 2007 accounts appeared to reveal a healthier position, with a reduced deficit of $13 billion.
Working closely with States, we are putting into place reforms that are critical to making good on the promise of the Affordable Care Act: improved access to care, lowered costs and a reduced deficit for the American people.
He added: "If Labour want to deliver a reduced deficit, given their opposition to any of the spending cuts we're putting in place, then I'm afraid they're just going to have to put up taxes on everyone - not just the top earners".
According to people there, Navarro laid out principles — free and fair trade; bilateral deals, not multilateral ones; a reduced trade deficit; a strengthened defense industrial base; and automatic triggers for renegotiation when trade deficits occur.
A reduced habituation deficit, however, was not confirmed in migraineurs in some studies[1], which was attributed to low reliability and repeatability[2, 3], and to a reduced specificity to migraine pathophysiology.
The analysis suggested a trend of improvement (p = 0.085) with reduced deficit scores in dendrimer drug treated animals.
It's worth noting that this also implies that 1 euro of austerity yields only about 0.4 euros of reduced deficit, even in the short run.
About 60percentt of the reduced deficit came from higher tax receipts; 40percentt from lower outlays.
It is a fight Democrats, too, have savored, believing the details of Ryan's budget will convince voters that they offer a fairer path to reduced deficits through a combination of spending cuts and higher taxes on the wealthy.
Their third choice -- vote for a budget with greatly reduced deficits because of proposed cuts in Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid -- would be even more politically unpalatable.
