The phrase "a reduced force" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing physics, military, or any situation where a force is diminished or lessened in strength or intensity.
Example: "The experiment demonstrated that a reduced force was sufficient to move the object across the surface."
Alternatives: "a diminished force" or "a lesser force".
Now the Pentagon needs a reduced force structure to match.
He pointed out that police officials are facing deep budget cuts and a reduced force because of the trimming of Police Academy classes this year and next.
On Saturday afternoon, officers were out on motorbikes looking for fuel for their police cars, and that night a reduced force was out on patrol.
Instead of going home on June 30th, as originally scheduled, a reduced force (currently 3,000-strong 3,000-strongn at least until the end of the year.
The socialists remain the second largest group, but they are a reduced force and will have to seek alliances more of the time with Greens and others.
A reduced force of 0.5 (F0.5) provides liquid argon flow that approaches Poiseuille (laminar) flow as clearly shown by the n-shaped average velocity profile.
It is defined by a reduced Forced Expiratory Volume in 1 second (FEV1)/VC ratio below the 5th percentile of the predicted value.
This time the consumer activist is a much reduced force.
A reduced quadriceps force would also reduce the patello-femoral force and the femoral tibial contact force.
"While CCWs may theoretically offer an option for reduced force, in practice, and perhaps because of the assumption that they are always less lethal, the weapons are often used in an indiscriminate manner, without exhausting all other possible peaceful means first," the report states.
An increase in ASA (i.e. atrial enlargement) while preserving the same VSA, would result in a reduced hydraulic force and consequently a reduced LV filling and impaired diastolic function.
