The phrase "a reduction in rate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a decrease in a specific rate, such as interest rates, prices, or fees.
Example: "The company announced a reduction in rate for its subscription services, making it more affordable for customers."
Alternatives: "a decrease in rate" or "a drop in rate".
While the presence of the reduced graphene oxide (rGO) support may also have contributed to a reduction in rate of electron hole pair recombination, the effect was not found to be particularly significant.
By contrast, the adult of the larger kangaroo rat Dipodomys evolved by a reduction in rate of development.
In every year, the Aboriginal population had a higher crude rate and higher SRR of injury hospitalization than did the total BC population (the 95% confidence intervals do not overlap) and for most years a reduction in rate was observed for each population.
A reduction in rate of tumor growth was seen in Mz-ChA-1 and Mz-IL-6 xenografts with both agents (Figure 5).
Still, the genomic selection schemes gave a reduction in rate of inbreeding of 7 to 29%, compared to CONV.
In the measurements shown in Figure 6, only in the case of the 10 bp duplex is there a significant fast phase followed by a reduction in rate.
Image guidance technique may lead to a reduction in rates of adverse events reported in other series.
Most economists believe that it is theoretically possible for tax rates to be high enough that a reduction in rates could actually produce more revenues.
A reduction in rates would ease these problems, and, most forecasters predict, help the economy finally begin growing at a healthy pace.
Now a new study suggests a further possible benefit: a reduction in rates of two types of childhood cancer.
The business, which pays the full premium for employees, now spends nearly $1,800 a month on health insurance, up from $1,100, and it elected not to seek a reduction in rates by cutting benefits.
