The phrase "acquired a reduction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone has obtained or achieved a decrease in something, such as costs, prices, or quantities.
Example: "After negotiating with the supplier, we acquired a reduction in the overall costs of materials."
Alternatives: "obtained a decrease" or "secured a discount."
A positive discount rate in the economy implies that every generation prefers more consumption to the amenity acquired from a reduction in CO2 emissions.
Previous studies have shown that male rats acquire a conditioned reduction in consumption of a sucrose solution when consumption of that taste solution is followed by cooling the caudate putamen.
The first large company to purchase land, the Pittsburgh Reduction Company, acquired a 3.5 acre property by the riverfront.
It has been suggested that organisms that have undergone massive reductions in their genome acquired a low G + C content and have also had degradation of their regulatory signals.
In the following three experiments the ability of male rats to acquire a conditioned consumption reduction was determined after pairing a sucrose solution with cooling the cortex and meninges overlying the caudate putamen, cooling the cortex with and without cooling the dura meninges membrane, and cooling the cortex with and without cooling the entire meninges.
Disaster risk reduction should be an essential component of these discussions, but will still be treated as one more of many objectives unless disaster risk management and reduction efforts acquire a sense of priority and relevance with regard to other goals.
Our findings substantiate the relationship of acquired CR1 reduction to the activity of certain diseases and provide circumstantial support for the hypothesis that erythrocyte CR1 is lost to proteolysis in vivo.
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Epithelial cells were obtained as outgrowths of normal breast tissue acquired from breast reduction surgery and digested to epithelial organoids, as described [51], [52].
