The phrase "a reduction of power" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing decreases in authority, energy, or influence.
Example: "The new policy resulted in a significant reduction of power for the local government."
Alternatives: "a decrease in power" or "a diminishment of power".
A reduction of power consumption by 52% with a final area of 1389.1μm2 is obtained.
Excessive growth induces with time a capacity loss corresponding to the lithium corrosion, and a reduction of power capability of the electrode, from the active surface area degradation.
This study demonstrates that using optimal light sources and proper dilution of dark fermentation effluent, the performance of photo-H2 production can be markedly enhanced along with a reduction of power consumption.
Decreasing the crank pin diameter of about 15 % may leads to a reduction of power losses up to 18%% at low motor rating and 8%% for the highest rotational speed.
As negative added resistance has been observed both in the model tests and in the numerical simulations, it can be concluded that the inclined struts, which could make use of wave energy, can give rise to a reduction of power required in waves.
The downside of these methods is a reduction of power transfer efficiency per trap.
Weisz et al. [ 7] reported that a reduction of alpha power and an enhancement of delta power in the prefrontal cortex correlates with tinnitus distress.
To obtain the throne he had to accept a reduction of royal power and a consequent increase of the power of the Sejm (Diet).
Other Asian leaders would be likely to interpret a troop withdrawal as a reduction of American power, no matter how much the United States asserts its commitment to the region.
Having had a taste of freedom during their political and economic isolation from the mother country, Spanish Americans did not easily consent to a reduction of their power and autonomy.
In the best case, there was a reduction of frictional power losses for the simulated piston ring assembly by 40 51% compared to a commercially available lubricant.
