The phrase "abatement strategy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to reducing or mitigating something, such as pollution, risks, or costs.
Example: "The city implemented an abatement strategy to reduce air pollution levels and improve public health."
Alternatives: "reduction plan" or "mitigation approach".
Abatement Strategy Modules.
"Sequestration is not a coal technology — it is a greenhouse gas abatement strategy," said S. Julio Friedmann, leader of the carbon management program at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory.
Sophisticated modeling by Conservancy and Dow scientists, as well as outside experts, found that large-scale reforestation is likely a cost-effective air-pollution abatement strategy compared with the installation of conventional emission control equipment at the plant.
A new NO abatement strategy proposes the use of the Ljungstroem air heater of the power plant as a chemical reactor, covering the air heater elements with a catalyst.
Controlled-release fertilizers (CRFs) can change the release kinetics of the fertilizer nutrients through an abatement strategy to offset these issues by providing the fertilizer content in synchrony with the metabolic needs of the plants.
To solve these problems, the most commonly used abatement strategy is a modification of the railtrack structure (active mitigation), rather than the implementation of a more passive solution in the far-field.
Thermal abatement strategies for semiconductor lasers are presented.
These include the dairy climate toolkit and the dairy greenhouse abatement strategies calculator.
How does the global GHG saving potential of peatland restoration compare with that of mineral soil abatement strategies?
The regulator does not know as well as the emitters which are the most cost-effective abatement strategies.
Emission modelling permits us to quantitatively assess the effects of emission abatement strategies.
