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The phrase "a reduction in weight" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing weight loss, changes in physical mass, or the effects of certain actions or treatments on weight.
Example: "After following the new diet plan for a month, I noticed a significant reduction in weight."
Alternatives: "a decrease in weight" or "a loss of weight."
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This can occasionally be addressed by a reduction in weight loads in certain areas by moving material, stock or supplies.
Among the many benefits to someone with diabetes are reductions in risk factors for heart and blood vessel diseases, including lowering blood lipid levels and blood pressure, a lessened tendency to form artery-blocking clots and a reduction in weight.
Behavioral modification through group interaction and support can be used to change eating behaviours, which can lead to a reduction in weight.
The Hughes H-1 was a low-wing monoplane built with unbraced wings with a "stressed-skin" metal covering that bore stress loads and thereby permitted a reduction in weight of the internal structure.
Another result is a reduction in weight (minus 15% in average) and manufacturing costs (minus 10 to 20%).
Despite a reduction in weight of 32% in the front end, excellent crash behaviour was achieved.
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Wider tyres, aerodynamics and a reduction in car weight are also being looked at.
This allowed a reduction in dry weight over the BT48 of 35 pound and of 95 pound when fully fuelled.
A reduction in body weight gain was also shown in old PRLR−/− female mice (61).
However, the control animals exhibited a reduction in body weight over the study period.
Other notable consequences of 6 wks of HG included a reduction in body weight.
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