The phrase "average reduced" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing statistical data or measurements that have been lowered from a previous average.
Example: "After recalculating the figures, we found that the average reduced significantly due to the new data."
Alternatives: "lowered average" or "decreased average".
Each household has, on average, reduced its carbon emissions by 1.2 tonnes, saving around £570 a year on household bills.
The people in the 2002 study on average reduced their risk of progressing to diabetes by 58 percent.
For every square km of Shenzhen area, NPP was on average reduced by 0.0017 Gg of carbon during 1999 2005.
On the day of estrus, activity behavior was on average increased by 38.7%, whereas data of daily RT were on average reduced by 19.6%8383 min/d).
A 30% harvest rate across the simulation on average reduced the populations by 65% after 20 years with some populations going extinct before 100 years.
We measured clear agronomic benefits from the precision approach of the Adapt-N tool over the Grower treatment: N rates were on average reduced by 40lbs/ac34%34%), while average yields were actually 2 bu/ac higher.
Proper use of emergency contraception, on average, reduces the risk of pregnancy by about 85percentt, and more if the treatment is used within 12 hours.
(The use of the 10-year average reduces the impact of short-run, or cyclical, components of earnings).
Using the same calculations, the exposure of all those living in Northern Europe to Chernobyl's radiation on average reduces their lifespan by one to three hours.
Compared to previous work, the proposed floorplanner on average reduces the area overhead of the chip by 13.5% with 34% runtime improvement.
The meta-analysis shows that area-wide urban traffic calming schemes on the average reduce the number of injury accidents by about 15%.
