The phrase "and curtailment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the reduction or limitation of something, often in contexts related to policies, regulations, or resource management.
Example: "The new policy includes measures for cost reduction and curtailment of unnecessary expenditures."
Alternatives: "and reduction" or "and limitation".
More importantly, perhaps, is the cover for cancellation and curtailment.
It added other problems included new competition, unseasonable weather in the first half of 2000, and more recently, the tightening of trade credit and curtailment of inventory shipments.
Anyone who is travelling to Greece should look for a policy that covers supplier failure and provides cover for civil unrest, and curtailment and abandonment of a trip.
According to claims data from insurer AXA, cancellation, baggage and curtailment (cutting a holiday short) are the most common claims made on domestic holidays.
By the time Raymond Carver inherited Hemingway's mantle, there was perhaps not only a fetishisation of terseness in American creative writing classes, but a moralism to do with paring down and curtailment.
But he levels particular criticism at the Bush administration, over issues like the budget deficit and what he sees as a growing concentration of power in the executive branch, an apparent lack of interest in corporate crime at a time Mr. Bush has raised enormous campaign sums from corporate friends, and curtailment of civil liberties in the war on terror.
"This led to further industry-wide cost and capex [capital expenditure] reductions, project closures and curtailments, asset sales, dividend cuts and equity issuance".
As the daughter of a "traitor," Ms. Plisetskaya was never free of official suspicions and curtailments; an innate rebelliousness and independence did not help.
A novel dispatch strategy is introduced to address the limitations in the existing methods in optimizing grid-integrated electrical hubs considering real time pricing of the electricity grid and curtailments in grid integration.
The existence of frequency regulation effect facilitates the power system scheduling in terms of reducing the spinning reserve requirements and curtailments of loads and renewable generations on the decision-making level.
After quoting liberally (and loudly) from the famed "mad as hell" speech from "Network," Jones began going on a wide-ranging monologue that encompassed everything from drone wars and curtailments on privacy to more boutique topics.
