The phrase "a time when reduced" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing a specific period characterized by a decrease in something, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The company experienced a time when reduced profits led to significant layoffs."
Alternatives: "a period of reduction" or "an era of decline".
This is particularly important at a time when reducing the proportion of cancer patients diagnosed as an emergency is a priority for contemporary health-care systems (Lyratzopoulos et al, 2014).
There may have been a time when it was reduced to a col lection of fresh‐water lakes.
This slightly harks back to that at a time when we've reduced everything to small 6in plastic boxes, or in the case of a download, nothing at all".
An online video would give patients (and their significant others) the opportunity to watch discharge instructions at a time when symptoms have reduced.
Rapid expansion of plantations in the 19th century increased demand for African slaves at a time when supplies were reduced.
It is the companies with the biggest debt burdens at a time when consumers are reducing their spend whose survival is most at risk.
"Indian corporation Adani is seeking to extract profit from dirty coal at a time when action to reduce carbon emissions is critical.
Along with Pakistan and North Korea, India was the only country still producing fissile material for nuclear weapons, he said, and was "engaged in a nuclear arms buildup, at a time when others are reducing their arsenals".
And at a time when publications are reducing their number of print editions or eliminating them entirely, Architectural Digest's print subscriptions have grown by 34% since 2016.
But at a time when companies are reducing benefits for workers and continue to only value cutting labor costs, Starbucks' willingness to invest in their workforce and its efforts to provide their workers with additional opportunities should be applauded.
