The phrase "allocated a reduced" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where resources, budgets, or time are being assigned in a lesser amount than previously planned or expected.
Example: "The project was allocated a reduced budget due to unforeseen circumstances."
Alternatives: "assigned a lower" or "designated a smaller".
Time pressures could be reduced by allocating a reduced workload initially, and other nurses and child carers could be informed that IMCI implementation may take longer initially, but this is due to improvements in the care of sick children.
The method involves using a planned missing data design to randomly allocate participants a reduced selection of items using multiple imputation to replace the missing data and produce a complete dataset, thus retaining the full range of items across the studied population.
In the pooled data, those subjects allocated to aspirin had a reduced risk of cancer with distant metastasis, mainly due to a reduced risk of metastatic adenocarcinoma (RR = 0.52, 95% CI = 0.35 to 0.75).
Consequently, the remaining resources will be allocated to this reduced network.
The data shows that a space-based AIS receiver must handle transient strong signals from land-based interference and that the effectiveness of the two long range AIS channels recently allocated is severely reduced in select areas due to land based interference.
Under the health care law, a total of $5 billion in federal money will be allocated to reduce the costs of insurance premiums for high-risk patients by the end of 2013.
DEBT REDUCTION: The part of the budget surplus generated by Social Security, some $2.3 trillion over 10 years and $1 trillion over five years, would be allocated to reducing the $3.5 trillion in national debt held by the public.
When the executive comes to allocating these reduced resources, the pain will not be shared equally.
To address the problem where the delay requirement and packet loss requirement cannot be satisfied at the same time, more preambles and/or PRACH resources should be allocated to reduce the collision rate and subsequently the packet loss.
In addition to the recycling of PET bottles, concern should also be allocated to reduce consumption, especially among young people, as they, compared to other groups, have a stronger demand for PET-bottled beverages and will be the main body of society.
