The phrase "implement a cut" is correct and usable in written English.
It means to carry out or put into effect a reduction or decrease in something, typically in terms of budget or resources. Example: "In order to balance the company's budget, we will need to implement a cut in departmental expenses."
For this reason, retailer Julian Richer implemented a "cut the crap committee" to get rid of unnecessary stuff.
This study highlights the potential for manipulating fertiliser regimes and implementing a cut and carry system on critical source areas of P loss within a farm as a strategy to reduce P loss from P enriched pastoral soils without impacting on productivity.
Romania currently implements a "cut and leave" management with little care at an early age, slow individual growth due to overcrowding, and a final clear cut at a very advanced age (Schulze et al., 2014).
We implemented a cut-off point for "cheating" such that only clones that produced siderophores at <50% of their ancestral level were used for further work.
To analyze the effect of an increased limit of agreement, we implemented a cut-off level of ±5° as well.
We implemented a cut-off level of 98% identity and allowed maximally two alleles per cultivar per gene to estimate the number of genes.
June Criticised by the Public Accounts Committee, the BBC starts to implement a 25% cut to star pay as both the DG and the BBC Trust begin fierce opposition to any form of sharing the licence fee.
Operators want a full year to implement a requirement to cut off data calls when the charges exceed a preset limit of €50, or 20 megabytes.
On 1 April the Ministry of Justice will implement a controversial £215m cut in criminal legal aid to reduce the overall costs, the prospect of which has seen the courts disrupted through a series of strikes.
At one, a vice president called a meeting at the end of the workweek and announced that the company would implement a 15% pay cut, across the board, for ten weeks.
The principal objection is to the post-election decision by Mr Gove, who is also Lord Chancellor, to implement a further 8.75 per cent cut to legal aid fees, on top of a similar fee reduction enforced last year.
