The phrase "abatement level" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to environmental science, economics, or public policy, particularly when discussing the degree or extent of reduction in something, such as pollution or costs.
Example: "The abatement level achieved in the last quarter exceeded our expectations, leading to a significant decrease in emissions."
Alternatives: "reduction level" or "diminution level".
We also suggest a new mapping rule that incorporates the concept of abatement level, which is a basic element in the engineering approach.
As a result, the proposed model generates continuously changing estimates i.e., comprising a shadow price curve based on the abatement level.
The Black scenario: reflects three different growth scenarios of FC (low, medium and high), all of which share a similar emission abatement level (minimal) and the highest cost of EUA for these scenarios.
The implementation of such policies is promoted by their pragmatism, as baseline N loads and the associated abatement levels can be estimated through biophysical modelling.
First, as carbon trading price increases, the optimal production quantities (the optimal abatement levels) firstly decrease (increase) and then remain constant.
For nutrient policies we find that under the current abatement levels and abatement costs in WWTPs, reduction of external loads produces higher annual net benefits and higher present value than oxygenating anoxic bottoms by pumping in the coastal areas of the Gulf of Finland.
The expected adjustment costs due to uncertain future development range from 90 million euros in the case of adaptive management based on Bayesian learning to as much as 7960 million euros in the case of an extreme variant of inadaptive management based on constant abatement levels.
Some will get less out of Working for Families because of changes to abatement levels, but in most cases that'll be more than compensated for by lower taxes.
This approach is particularly important at local scale since new general rules on emission abatement at European level can only marginally modify the most critical hotspots and may be very costly.
Most prior hospital noise research usually deals with sound in its noise facet and is based merely on sound level abatement, rather than as an informative or orientational element.
Furthermore, the abatement in GSH level may reflect an immediate response between GSH and free radicals created by alloxan.
