The phrase "attributed to a reduction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the cause or reason for a decrease in something, such as performance, quantity, or quality.
Example: "The decline in sales was attributed to a reduction in marketing efforts."
Alternatives: "linked to a decrease" or "ascribed to a decline".
This improvement was primarily attributed to a reduction in side flow and material microstructural effects.
The continental Indian warming is attributed to a reduction of low cloud due to decreased ocean evaporation in the Arabian Sea, and thus decreased moisture transport to India.
Mr. Bloomberg, speaking with reporters before the protests on Thursday, blamed Albany for the city's budget cuts, which he attributed to a reduction in state aid.
The increase in fatigue endurance limit was attributed to a reduction in internal porosity and void content.
The most recent preliminary government report indicates a reduction in bacterial resistance to about 14percentt, which may be attributed to a reduction in use as processors and purchasers turn away from it.
The fragility index, m, increased upon MMT incorporation, which may be attributed to a reduction in mobility chains, due to the MMT confinement of the KCg network.
This decrease was attributed to a reduction in friction at the contact surfaces in the crush zone as a result of ductile failure of the thermoplastic interleaf.
In obese patients, obstructive sleep apnea syndrome (OSAS) is attributed to a reduction in pharyngeal cross-sectional area due to peripharyngeal fat deposition.
The increase in compressive strength and modulus was attributed to a reduction in the truss-member slenderness ratio achieved through increased waveguide connectivity.
The compatibilizing effect can be attributed to a reduction in the interfacial energy of the immiscible polymers due to the interfacial localization of ZIF-8.
In both trials, they write, the benefit may be attributed to a reduction in sudden deaths from cardiac causes.
