The phrase "a safe reduction of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a decrease or diminishment that is secure or poses no risk.
Example: "The study suggests a safe reduction of the dosage for better patient outcomes."
Alternatives: "a secure decrease of" or "a risk-free reduction of".
Conclusion: The study confirmed its primary hypothesis of a safe reduction in cesarean deliveries performed because of nonreassuring fetal status.
Reduced graphene oxide (rGO) has been prepared through hydrothermal reduction, an environmentally safe reduction of graphene oxide (GO).
A recent prospective trial using porcine models of severe acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) indicated that positive-pressure ventilation delivered by a conventional intensive care ventilator at a moderately high frequency allows safe reduction of tidal volume below 6 ml/kg, leading to more protective ventilation.
1 Second, large prospective, randomised, controlled multicentre interventional trials demonstrated that a PCT-based algorithm allowed safe reduction of antibiotic therapy duration in patients with severe lower respiratory tract infections admitted to the emergency room, 7 and in sepsis patients in the intensive care unit (ICU).
We tested the hypothesis that the addition of fetal pulse oximetry in the evaluation of abnormal fetal heart rate patterns in labor improves the accuracy of fetal assessment and allows safe reduction of cesarean deliveries performed because of nonreassuring fetal status.
We tested if fetal pulse oximetry in addition to electronic fetal monitoring (CTG) and scalp blood sampling improves the accuracy of fetal assessment and allows safe reduction of operative deliveries (−50%) and scalp blood sampling (−50%) performed because of nonreassuring fetal status.
Our findings offer the possibility of safe reduction of LOS after fast-track THA and TKA.
The recommended dose of 18.4 g m−2 enabled safe reduction of the saline hydration schedule for cisplatin to 1000 ml.
Delaying reconstructive surgery until the safe reduction of hemangiomas by complex treatment does not seem to worsen long term functional and cosmetic results.
