The phrase "arising from a reduced" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing causes or effects that result from a decrease or reduction in something.
Example: "The issues we are facing are arising from a reduced budget allocation for the project."
Alternatives: "resulting from a decrease" or "stemming from a reduction".
This chapter discusses several real and tangible economic arguments in favor of inserting periods of Care and Maintenance (C&M) into the decommissioning process that arise from a reduced radioactive waste inventory, waste minimization, and the subsequently reduced waste disposal costs.
Recent findings from studies on Drosophila melanogaster suggest these costs could directly arise from a reduced stability of the enzyme due to changes in its deacetylation [ 34].
This can be defined as pain hypersensitivity that may arise from a reduced threshold for activation and an abnormal amplification of sensory signaling within the CNS 29.
The resulting composition-dependent reaction constant arises from a dramatically reduced acid transport rate due to a strong interaction of the acid with the increasing polar resist matrix.
The latter is most likely a result of a less occluded nonpolar acceptor site, arising from the reduced steric complementarity and size of Mu.
The basis of hyper-responsiveness is not clear, with an excitability imbalance potentially arising from either reduced inhibition or increased excitation.
Richard died unmarried in 2001 from complications arising from an asthma attack, having reduced his usage of the substantial accommodation within Tyntesfield to just three rooms.
In particular, facilitationenhances the variability and depression reduces the variability arising from a Poisson spiketrain.
Since p62 downregulation was maintained in Tzb-refractory HER2-overexpressing cells chronically exposed to Tzb (i.e. twice weakly for a minimum of 5 months), it could be argued that reduced levels of p62/SQSTM1 may arise from reduced gene transcription or reduced translation of this protein, rather than from autophagic degradation [45].
To reduce artifacts arising from an arbitrary choice of any single technique, we used a dual analysis approach.
