The phrase "a reduction rate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the percentage or amount by which something is decreased, often in contexts like finance, sales, or scientific measurements.
Example: "The company announced a reduction rate of 15% on all products during the holiday sale."
Alternatives: "decrease rate" or "diminution rate".
The as-drawn wires were then cold rolled into tapes (0.6 mm in thickness) with a reduction rate of 10~20%.
Compared to the total caving method, the proposed system is found to achieve a reduction rate of 40.63%.
Comparison of the exposure levels between 1988 and 1997 revealed a reduction rate of 5.7 and 6.7% per year for inhalable particulate and dermal exposure, respectively.
MMV achieves a reduction rate of up to 56.8% in cooling load compared with airflow pattern 4. MMV may provide a reference for real projects in controlling temperature, humidity and contaminant concentration under changeable scenarios.
The linear coefficient of thermal expansion (CTE) of the substrate is decreased from 16 ppm/K to as low as 12.68 ppm/K with a reduction rate of 20.72%.
Furthermore, compared to [2], our similar codes (rate = 0.5) for WLAN and WMAX also achieve a reduction rate of 88%.
Second: In the aerobic composting process [18], fluvoxamine and paroxetine had the highest reduction rates, while in the anaerobic experiment [25], paroxetine still had a high reduction rate while fluoxetine had a very low reduction rate.
In the optimistic scenario we assumed a mortality reduction rate of 23 percent, and in the conservative scenario we assumed a mortality reduction rate of 4 percent.
Moreover, two effective parameters namely pH and bicarbonate dose were optimized in order to achieve a better reduction rate.
Finally, the F-measure slightly improves with the 8-combination with only a 5%% reduction rate.
Similar rules apply to large businesses and industries with a lower reduction rate.
