The phrase "a reduction of dimensions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts such as mathematics, physics, or data analysis when discussing the process of decreasing the number of dimensions in a dataset or geometric figure.
Example: "In our study, we applied a reduction of dimensions to simplify the data for better visualization."
Alternatives: "a decrease in dimensions" or "a dimensional reduction".
Chronic renal failure manifests with a reduction of renal dimensions that develops over months or years.
The data reflect the proportion of these cells compared with epithelial cells, reducing the possibility that a reduction of intestinal dimensions promoted lower functional demand, suggesting that the barrier function was compromised.
Apart from the pore shape tunability, the simultaneous application of LEF and magnetic field (MF) contributes to a reduction of the dimension of the pores and promotes relatively more defined pore tips as well as a decreased side-branching in the pore walls of the macroporous structure.
Furthermore, the parameter reduction results in a rank reduction and in a reduction of the dimension of the mixed model equations.
Providing additional information on genotypes or phenotypes allows a massive reduction of dimensions, producing the traditional views of the adaptive landscape that show the mean of a population in genotype frequency space or phenotypic trait space.
The Metha stem presents an overall reduction of dimensions (length, cross-section area) compared to the Mayo stem, increasing the amount of retained bone but, on the other hand, requiring an extremely accurate reproduction of neck osteotomy to a level able to allow a proper spongy bone impaction and torsional stability.
Indeed, a reduction of microvascular glycocalyx dimensions has been observed in patients with increased cardiovascular risk [ 15].
From a cosmetic point of view, the aging of the face determines a reduction of the vertical dimensions of the lower third of the face together with a lengthening of the middle third made even more obvious by the lowering of the tip of the nose and the distraction of the lower lateral cartilages.
The retained factors which led to a reduction of the initial dimension of the data set and explained about 84.173% of the total variance.
Furthermore, Smith et al. [ 9] have recently shown a reduction of pulmonary vein dimension in COPD, which is related to percent emphysema, thereby supporting a mechanism of upstream pulmonary causes for left ventricle underfilling.
