The phrase "because of a reduction" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to explain the reason for a decrease or cut in something. Example: "The company's profits have been declining because of a reduction in consumer spending."
Parnas replied smaller units are more independent but are weaker because of a reduction in communications.
Recently, I lost my job in health care because of a reduction in work force.
The gain in selectivity appears to be largely because of a reduction in the rate of hydrogenolysis.
Rice fields, because of a reduction in field burning, sequestered 55 g C x m -2) x yr(-1) in the 1990s.
This is partly because it's no longer hunted, and partly because of a reduction in the organochlorine insecticides that accumulated up the food chain.
Kantar said this was more likely because of a reduction in big promotions compared with a year ago, rather than shoppers staying away in protest against the scandal.
However, Israeli officials said Thursday that the absence of attacks since that bombing was because of Israeli security measures, not because of a reduction in terrorist activity.
A PwC spokeswoman said Zenith had gone into administration because of a "reduction in the general commissioning of programmes, specifically in the drama sector".
Galloway went into administration owing millions of pounds in August 2016 after suffering cash flow problems because of a reduction in construction and oil and gas work.
A.T.&T. posted a 41percentt increase in earnings largely because of a reduction in pension expenses and revenue gains in long-distance service.
Because of a reduction in the characteristic length such as the grain size or the cluster of molecular size, the normal properties of materials are drastically changed.
