The phrase "a speed reduction of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes in speed, typically in contexts related to transportation, engineering, or physics.
Example: "The new regulations will result in a speed reduction of 10 miles per hour on the highway."
Alternatives: "a decrease in speed of" or "a reduction in velocity of".
Other factors to consider are a speed reduction of 5 to 15percentt compared with running Windows natively on Intel-based computers, the company says, and the fact that not all peripheral devices are compatible.
This should mean a power reduction of 30%% or a speed reduction of 3,6 knots in order to comply.
At 30 mph, the benchmark speed the systems were designed to meet, "a speed reduction of just 10 mph can reduce the energy of the impact by more than 50%," said Megan McKernan, of the Automobile Club of Southern California's Automotive Research Center, which partnered with AAA for the tests.
These results are in line with measurements of speed and lateral position in traffic flow made in a pre-study [34] showing a speed reduction of 2 km/h in average and a change in lateral position of 5 cm to the right (right hand traffic).
The dark-light switch caused a speed reduction, regardless of the directions in which the spheroids were swimming immediately before the dark-light switch.
Our hardware evaluation shows a clock speed reduction of 23.2%.
This means that from the societal point of view a speed reduction from around 25%% is defendable.
Such mode of motion can be achieved at the corresponding speed reduction of the cut exit from MRP with a simultaneous increase in the exit speed from GRP.
This result suggests that atrophy of the infraspinatus is a significant factor in the TTDPM increase and in the consequent speed reduction of the stimulus processing.
The speed reduction of 4 km/h at one bus stop (See Ripa bus stop) is in line with speed effects in a Swedish national project focusing on evaluation of a speed limit of 30 km/h when passing a school bus [20].
The topological structure, working principle and speed reduction ratio of an existing coaxial magnetic gear mechanism are introduced first.
