The phrase "abatement amount" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, law, or environmental issues, typically referring to a reduction in the amount of something, such as taxes or pollution.
Example: "The city council approved an abatement amount for the new development project to encourage investment in the area."
Alternatives: "reduction amount" or "diminution figure".
Solomon Black, a program manager at the Office of Weapons Removal and Abatement, said the amount of explosives remaining in Mosul is "incomparable to anywhere else we've encountered in Iraq". He added that Iraqis on the ground have said that many of the explosive devices have been planted around key infrastructure in the city, 90percentt of which is damaged, adding to the difficulty of clearance.
Through periodic operation of the reactor, abatement of small amounts of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) in waste air is possible autothermally or with minimum supply of energy.
That "carryover" represents 129m tonnes of abatement, about the same amount that Reputex thinks the government's Direct Action emissions reduction fund will buy.
To make up for the rent increases the owner would be entitled to, he said, the city provides a property tax abatement equal to the amount of the allowable increase.
Although the total amount of abatement in the first auction is 47m tonnes, this includes projects with contract periods that go beyond 2020, so the contribution of this auction towards meeting the 2020 goal is a fair bit lower.
He made a partial payment and filed a refund claim and abatement for the remaining amount.
It is possible to apply an "abatement" to cut the amount paid by a retirement pension if someone returns to work with the employer they left.
On the abatements, the shareholder should be aware that many co-ops impose an assessment on each eligible shareholder in the exact amount of the abatement to keep maintenance as low as possible, Mr. Weinstein said.
"Under the J-51 program, the co-op will get an abatement of 90percentt of that amount spread out over approximately 11 years," Mr. Shernicoff said.
Robert B. Serikstad, who works for Charles H. Greenthal Management as controller of North Shore Towers, a 1,844-unit 1,844-unitloral Park, Queens, said the amount of the abatement depends on the average assessed value of apartments in the building.
