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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a reduction plan" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a strategy or proposal aimed at decreasing something, such as costs, emissions, or resources.
Example: "The company has implemented a reduction plan to lower its operational costs by 20% over the next year."
Alternatives: "a cost-cutting strategy" or "a downsizing proposal."
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Create a reduction plan based on the suggestions above and pilot it for a week.
Because copper levels are not in compliance with federal standards, the agency is considering a reduction plan that could force boaters to use copper-free paint.
They drew up a reduction plan for me to give to my GP, and it was made clear that I shouldn't feel pressured to make any cuts to my dose if I didn't feel ready to do so – and that, by law, I was the one in control of my medication.
And not least, the psychiatrist had been willing to make a reduction plan and slowly decrease the dosage.
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In the parks department, 35 positions are listed in a "staff reduction plan" signed by Vincent Neglia, a deputy commissioner, for a savings of $2.7 million.
Senators have also failed to agree on a mechanism to enforce a deficit reduction plan.
It's an eye opener and an excellent tool to create a debt reduction plan.
Obama is pushing for a $4tn deficit reduction plan over the same period, with a hefty slice of increased tax revenue.
Landslide-prone areas reconnaissance is playing a major role for decision makers to prepare a loss reduction plan.
WASHINGTON -- A powerful coalition of corporate executives on Wednesday praised a deficit reduction plan that has long been maligned by GOP leaders for raising taxes.
The company is undergoing a huge staff reduction, cutting 5,000 of 16,500 jobs, and going through a cost reduction plan.
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