The phrase "and a substantially reduced" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a significant decrease in quantity, size, or intensity in a particular context.
Example: "The new policy resulted in a substantially reduced budget for the upcoming fiscal year."
Alternatives: "and a significantly lowered" or "and a greatly diminished".
But players who must sign new contracts starting next season would face a lower salary cap and a substantially reduced payday.
The numerically calculated results and the experimentally measured ones agree well with each other, such that LED B shows the enhanced EQE and a substantially reduced efficiency droop level.
The curves show a rather long-lasting temperature increase in dead rats and a substantially reduced temperature effect in narcotized rats due to the blood flow and due to the active though still damped thermal regulation [20], [21], [22], [23].
5 Patients with multiple myeloma often suffer from pronounced symptoms and a substantially reduced quality of life.
Other problems include depression and anxiety [ 9], social isolation, family, relationship and occupational difficulties and a substantially reduced quality of life [ 10].
A student who is permitted to undertake nonresident thesis research must register as a nonresident doctoral candidate and pay a substantially reduced tuition.
These students have limited access to the facilities and academic life of the Institute, may not receive financial support through MIT, and pay a substantially reduced tuition.
Following this precedent, these long-term evolving E. coli populations should have become streamlined glucose scavengers and evolved a substantially reduced niche.
However, with the exception of Ptet-14 (commonly known as Ptight [ 18]), which was derived from Ptet-1 by empirical modifications and displayed a substantially reduced background expression, none of these promoter constructs is widely used.
Patients who achieve SVR frequently demonstrate some regression of fibrosis/cirrhosis and have a substantially reduced risk for hepatocellular carcinoma (relative risk [RR] 0.1 0.25), liver-related mortality (RR 0.03 0.2) and overall mortality (RR 0.1 0.3) in comparison with no treatment or treatment failure.
The team provides for most doctors' basic needs for samples and information at a substantially reduced cost.
