The phrase "agreed reduction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where two or more parties have come to a consensus on a decrease in quantity, price, or value.
Example: "After negotiations, we reached an agreed reduction in the project budget."
Alternatives: "mutually accepted decrease" or "consensus on reduction".
The constant lowering of the estimated greenhouse emission reductions needed to meet Australia's targets explained why the country was attacked as an international "free rider" by the former UN secretary general Kofi Annan and other international observers,and why at the same time it could claim to be meeting agreed reduction goals, the report's authors said.
The Lisbon summit made clear that allied missile defense is not directed against Russia, and that cooperation on missile defense can go together with an agreed reduction in stockpiles of American and Russian strategic weapons, without any implicit or explicit constraints on the NATO system.
"This may include", it continues, "agreed reductions in working time negotiated between the social partners".
Continued chemical recovery was predicted in response to agreed reductions in acidic deposition to 2020 but thereafter at a much slower rate; no site is expected to return to the original pristine chemical conditions of 1860 by 2100.
"The first priority should be an agreed deficit reduction plan to support economic growth and a return to full employment".
Oil companies moved ahead as Opec announced it would cut production by 2.2m barrels a day to add to a previously agreed 2m reduction.
At the start of last season, when Honda's late withdrawal left the team in danger of going under, Button agreed a reduction from £8m.
The agency has suggested that the downgrade depended on the size of agreed deficit reduction over the next decade, with $4 trillion apparently the magic number.
The committee, an independent body set up to advise the government on how to meet its internationally agreed emissions reduction targets, has set out a fourth carbon budget up to 2027.
While improving frontline services, the secretary of state for work and I have agreed a reduction by 2008 in the DWP budget of in excess of 5% in real terms.
On average, participating cities have agreed to reductions of 1 to 2 percent per year.
