The phrase "average reductions of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing statistical data or results that indicate a typical decrease in a certain measurement or value.
Example: "The study reported average reductions of 15% in energy consumption after implementing the new policy."
Alternatives: "mean decreases of" or "typical reductions in".
Under various normal forces, average reductions of 16.8% and 15.7% in friction are achieved for the tested parameters at phyllotactic pattern.
Time-history analyses results show average reductions of axial loads and shear loads on the legs of 57% and 61%, respectively.
Cleaning was most effective for 146 homes with precleaning dust lead levels above the recommended clearance levels, with average reductions of 44%, 74%, and 93% for floors (p < 0.0001), windowsills (p < 0.0001), and window wells (p < 0.0001), respectively.
The proposed method offers average reductions of 60% in the number of LUT, 40% reduction in occupied slices and 50% reduction in the number gates for parallel FIR filter implementation.
In addition, we found that absolute runoff reductions have increased in response to human activities and climate change, with average reductions of 70.1% and 29.9% in total runoff being caused by human activities and climate change, respectively.
Overall, after mechanical separation, low intensity aeration treatment and ammonia stripping, up to 61%, 67%, 79% and 83% average reductions of TS, Ntot, NH+4-N and Ptot, respectively, were reached.
Average reduction of bearing vibration amplitude is 25%.
The group's efforts have already resulted in an average reduction of 2 days of referral processing time.
In Germany, there were 154 early deaths per 100,000 people, with an average reduction of 2.4 years in life expectancy.
The energy they consumed was dropped by between 27 and 86 percent an average reduction of 60percentt, says Agarwal.
