"abatement of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the reduction or lessening of something, such as "The abatement of air pollution in the city has been encouraging."
In Downtown Brooklyn, an automatic tax abatement of 15 years is extended to 25 years.
This much is true, and it promises some modest abatement of America's culture wars.
The investments secured the annual abatement of at least 4.2m tonnes of carbon dioxide.
"Abatement of the rifle range isn't going to do anything about the explosions," said Ms. Rosenfeld.
A stunned abatement of his own concerns stole over Arty and forced him to look at the girl more closely.
"The decline reflects an abatement of tail risks and fears of the wheels coming off the bus," Mr. Ryan said.
She may get them, but with no conceivable abatement of the festering memories and the interminable consequences of slavery.
Those whose units are assessed for more than $15,000, Mr. Weinstein said, get an abatement of 17.5percentt.
As a result of that ruling, the judge granted the Birrenbachs a rent abatement of $31,040.
Mr. Weiner has fought energetically for gun control, noise abatement of airlines and relief for abused women.
Then individual owners get a special abatement of between 17.5 and 25percentt off the taxes due.
