The phrase "a substantial saving" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a significant reduction in cost or expenditure.
Example: "By switching to a more energy-efficient system, the company achieved a substantial saving on its monthly utility bills."
Alternatives: "a significant reduction" or "a considerable saving."
And amid the sheer chaos that American democracy has just presented to the world, that breathing space is a substantial saving grace.
This provided a substantial saving to the user because the cost per stick of the new product was much lower.
Yes... *If it could secure a substantial saving for the same quality of service *Some recent Met Office forecasts have been very wide of the mark, such as last year's barbecue summer and the recent big freeze *The internet means a national weather service is no longer needed for serious forecasting No... *The Met Office's general forecasting record is nearly 90 per cent accurate.
As a consequence, the proposed schemes achieve a substantial saving in complexity without compromising system performance and dynamic convergence/tracking capability.
However, such actions or strategy would probably not include considering the cooling of the building on a room-by-room basis, or a substantial saving of energy.
In other words, the FIC RR-WF algorithm is capable of achieving a substantial saving in complexity while maintaining a near full-rank WF performance.
Intentionally set at a low level at the time the cemetery and railway opened, in later years the fixed fares offered a very substantial saving over main line tickets to Brookwood (in 1902 the 4s LSWR third class fare to Brookwood was twice the cost of the LNC's equivalent).
9) : While there may be a substantial cost saving for the corporation by not having a live person answer the phone, using instead recognition by computer driven technology, the downside for the consumer and ultimately for the company may overwhelm the advantages.
Eight window materials were tested and the results indicate that Aclar™ polymer film used as the photoreactor window provides a substantial cost saving over other engineering polymers, especially with respect to fused silica glass at modest hydrogen evolution rates.
Finally, we report that UKA offers a substantial cost saving over TKA (£1761 per knee) indicating that UKA should be considered the primary treatment option for unicompartmental knee arthritis.
