The phrase "a reduction in notifications" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a decrease in the number or frequency of notifications received, often in the context of apps, devices, or communication settings.
Example: "After adjusting my settings, I noticed a significant reduction in notifications, allowing me to focus better on my work."
Alternatives: "a decrease in notifications" or "a decline in notifications."
This corresponds to a reduction in notification rate from 26.1 to 16.7 per 100,000 comparing the 2000 with the 2007 preterm birth cohort (P =.39).
The impact among the preterm birth cohort was comparable: A reduction in notification rate from 26.1 to 16.7 per 100,000 comparing the 2000 with the 2007 preterm birth cohort (P =.39).
It blamed a number of factors, including the impact of a purge of millions of abusive accounts, a reduction in email notifications and complying with changes to data protection rules in Europe.
Comparing the timeliness of a total of 1533 HBV infection reports to MHS in 2008, with respect to the presence or absence of physician laboratory agreements, MHS with agreements showed a significant reduction in notification time by 5.3 days (p < 0.01; 95% CI 1.7-8.9 1.7-8.9comparedays MHS without agreements.
A staff member who is affected by a reduction-in-force who declines a comparable position within one year of notification will be considered to have resigned.
Positions made vacant by a reduction-in-force may not be filled for at least 12 months from the effective date of the reduction notification, except by following the recall provisions of this procedure.
But in a statement it cautioned that because of "notification and communication delays," a reduction in the number of reported new cases since then did not necessarily mean that the outbreak was slowing.
The 200,000 homeowners who receive notification that they are eligible for a reduction in their mortgage principal have been screened for eligibility, but they must qualify under the terms of the offer.
This means that introduction of routine chlamydia screening at HIV treatment centres may result in a reduction in opportunistic testing for other STIs, a reduction in partner notification, and, consequently, in increases in transmission of HIV and chlamydia.
