The phrase "a reduction in comprehensive" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks clarity.
It could be used in contexts discussing a decrease in comprehensive assessments or evaluations, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The recent changes in policy have led to a reduction in comprehensive evaluations of student performance."
Alternatives: "a decrease in thoroughness" or "a decline in overall assessment".
To the extent that some of the new keys are more secure, you may qualify for a reduction in your comprehensive coverage.
The implementation of interdisciplinary tools often leads to a reduction in teaching of comprehensive anatomy.
Many of the hospital costs (although not exclusively) seem to show a reduction in costs associated with comprehensive geriatric assessment.
The only disagreement with the Securities and Exchange Commission was whether changes in short-term market value should be recorded as a loss under the current quarter's income line or as a reduction in the line for "other comprehensive income".
A reduction in hospital mortality represents the most comprehensive and important outcome measure for rapid response systems.
This finding is particularly important in light of the recent study by DeBusk and colleagues that did not find a reduction in hospitalization with a well-designed comprehensive intervention [ 13].
This should be part of a comprehensive plan toward conservation and a reduction in fossil-fuel dependency.
Instead, governments should consider building comprehensive vocational training schemes that could be funded through a reduction in the social costs ensuing from unemployment.
Key international demands include the acceptance by Iran of a comprehensive verification regime - with unannounced checks - and a reduction in Iran's level of uranium enrichment.
One positive side effect of Congress passing comprehensive immigration reform would be an increase in workplace safety and a reduction in the staggering number of fatalities, injuries and illnesses suffered by workers on the job in the United States.
