"enormous reduction" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when discussing something that has been greatly reduced in size or number. For example: "The new production process has resulted in an enormous reduction in pollution."
It would take a truly enormous reduction in economic regulation on other fronts to outweigh that.
Very high strength (VHS) tubes offer superior strength and enormous reduction in weight.
Creating a simple system with one payer, covering all Americans, would result in an enormous reduction in administrative expenses.
It is shown that such convection can effect an enormous reduction in axial dispersion in such systems.
An enormous reduction in bad foods, sugary food, fried foods, sweet foods, red meat, and bright flour products can be necessary.
And even a 5percentt or 10percentt drop in traffic can cause an enormous reduction in delays, which makes everyone better off in the end.
"Despite enormous reductions in total employment, the market is forcing massive temporary layoffs".
But Mr. Obama's willingness to even consider such enormous reductions was worrisome.
"The estimates show enormous reductions in Massachusetts over this period relative to the national average," the study's authors wrote.
The bill contains enormous reductions in spending over the next six months — $38.5 billion over current spending, and another $40 billion below the amounts Mr. Obama had requested for the year.
It turns out that Fehr has several major objections to the N.H.L.'s offer, which he called "not quite as Draconian as their previous proposals" but "still represents enormous reductions in player salaries and individual contracting rights".
