The phrase "a reduction in reported" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a decrease in the amount or frequency of something that has been documented or communicated.
Example: "The study indicated a reduction in reported cases of the disease over the past year."
Alternatives: "a decrease in reported" or "a decline in reported".
The goodwill must then be amortized, which causes a reduction in reported earnings after the merger is completed.
We estimate a reduction in reported cases of 905 per year or ≈6,770 cases in the community each year.
There has also been a reduction in reported human salmonellosis cases across the EU (on average 12% per year between 2005 and 2009).
Since these regulations were implemented, a reduction in reported cases of cryptosporidiosis, especially the disappearance of the spring peak, has been reported in northwestern England (3 ).
Consistent with our hypothesis, we found a reduction in reported cancer history was associated with anti-platelet drug use in a community based diabetic population.
Installation of sit-stand desks throughout this medium sized organisation was well-received and resulted in a reduction in reported sitting time for a number of employees.
This tracks with previous studies indicating a reduction in reporting errors after one or two survey rounds.
A recent Glasgow Media Group study revealed a near-tripling of these words in papers, alongside a reduction in reports on discrimination and sympathetic stories about disabled people.
The reduction of the SPCN amplitude associated to a reduction in report accuracy has also been observed in the attentional blink paradigm, where dual-task interference is reflected by both a decrease in second target report accuracy and a sharp attenuation of the SPCN elicited by the second target [19], [20], [31].
In the same period the incident reporting system of the control hospital registered a reduction in reports by residents (from 10too 7 to 0, p = 0.003).
Paluck and her collaborators found that middle schools that instituted Roots experienced a 30percentt reduction in reported "conflict incidents," a finding the researchers published Jan . 4 2016, in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
