The phrase "an effective reduction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a decrease or diminishment that achieves a desired outcome or result, often in contexts like economics, environmental science, or efficiency improvements.
Example: "The new policy led to an effective reduction in waste production, benefiting both the company and the environment."
Alternatives: "a successful decrease" or "a significant cut".
Therefore, it is not known whether the lower risk associated with statin use could be due to the biological effects of statin per se or due to an effective reduction in serum cholesterol level associated with statin use.
Mr. Thomas's amendments retain the one provision that foundations have lobbied for, an effective reduction in the tax that they pay on investment income.
And the government can impose an effective reduction in the population's standard of living by letting the currency fall.
This leads to an effective reduction of the acid concentration available to initiate the polymerization.
These computational tools can give beneficial insight that will lead to an effective reduction of test campaigns as well as to increase design possibilities.
This work provides an assessment, and an algorithm enhancement when needed, of several existing techniques aimed to build an effective reduction basis for model order reduction.
This complex provides a tetranuclear arrangement of copper ions that allows an effective reduction of oxygen to water, in a catalytic cycle involving four electrons.
The collective behavior of all three materials brought out an effective reduction in both the fume formation rate and the Cr VI) concentration in welding fumes.
The TMD parameters are tuned by solving an optimisation problem such that an effective reduction of the accelerations under realistic walking scenarios is ensured.
The aim is an estimation of the time until the investment in debris mitigation will lead to an effective reduction of mission costs.
We propose that this mechanical regulation of HIF-1α by tamoxifen in an oxygen-independent manner may result in an effective reduction of cell fitness to cope with hypoxic condition in HSCs, and potentially in cancer cells as well, leading to decreasing fibrosis.
