The phrase "a reduced scale in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a smaller version or representation of something, often in contexts like design, modeling, or analysis.
Example: "The architect presented a reduced scale in the model to give us a better understanding of the overall design."
Alternatives: "a smaller scale of" or "a scaled-down version of".
Although the SCL-90 uses a self-reporting five-point scale, we rated its 10 items on a reduced scale of 1-4 in order to assure homogeneity with the responses for anxiety and depression.
Square ethanol pools of 10 and 15 cm in size and 0.22 1 cm in depth were used as fire sources in a reduced scale tunnel model.
The scaled shiplike specimens were built from metallic thin-walled structures in a reduced scale of 1 100 taken into account shipbuilding processes analogous to that used in real scale marine structures.
An experimental investigation in a reduced scale model of a turbine runner, using modal analysis, was carried out.
Two-dimensional airflows and temperature distributions, corresponding to a typical single-cell Rayleigh Benard convection pattern, were characterized in a reduced scale, mono-span, greenhouse module.
This work reports an experimental investigation on the heat and mass transfer phenomena observed in a reduced scale evaporative condenser, operated under laboratory controlled conditions.
Shake table tests have been used on a reduced scale model steel storage tank in two cases of with and without annular baffles.
A set of burning experiments were conducted to investigate the influence of sidewall restriction on the maximum ceiling gas temperature of buoyancy-driven thermal flow in a reduced scale tunnel model.
Simulation of a process by means of physical models at a reduced scale is an essential tool in many application, allowing to perform a large number of experimental runs, so as to obtain a quantitative representation of the involved phenomena, at relatively low cost.
Tip: The bright boarder in a reduced scale draws the eye to the room's edges, making a small space seem grander.
