The phrase "a reduction in term" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to timeframes, such as contracts, loans, or academic programs, where the duration is being shortened.
Example: "The company offered a reduction in term for the loan, allowing us to pay it off sooner than expected."
Alternatives: "a shortening of the term" or "a decrease in duration."
The energy savings scenarios will reduce the peak heat power demand with a reduction in term of diameters of the distribution network and of the cost of the generator.
This trend was accompanied by a reduction in term births, which began in 1996 for singletons but was observed from the beginning of the period among multiple pregnancies.
In the overall population, the trends in gestational age and BW show a significant increase in preterm birth and low BW, a reduction in term and postterm births and a stable level of birth weights above 4000 grams.
Combined ORs for term birth weight as a continuous variable indicated a reduction in term birth weight associated with a 10-μg/m increase in average PM10 exposure during the entire pregnancy (–2.7 g; 95% CI: –7.2, 1.7 g).
The results show, on average, a reduction in terms of cost function of around 50% when TECH-CYCLES is compared with the base cache.
Such gain represents an increase in terms of throughput and a reduction in terms of delay; therefore for the first case, a gain will be indicated by the symbol " + " and in the second case it will be indicated by " −".
However, the broad approach that was applied in NAS was reframed in the Delta Program to water safety and freshwater supply, a reduction in terms of topics and actions vis-à-vis climate change adaptation.
It leads to a positive medium impact on the internal processes of the ward and appropriateness of requests for diagnostic exams, leading to a reduction in terms of further interventions or investigations needed for the same patient.
A positive medium impact was determined for internal processes and appropriateness of requests for diagnostic exams, both leading to a reduction in terms of further interventions or investigations needed for the same patient.
The budget impact analysis demonstrated that the use of intraprocedural CEUS allowed a reduction in terms of cost of 21.95 % compared with treatment without intraprocedural CEUS, due to avoided re-treatments.
There is also the possibility that higher information asymmetry leads to a reduction in the term of bank debt, with an increase in short-term bank debt and a reduction in long-term bank debt but without bank credit rationing.
