"make a reduction" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to an instance of reducing the cost or amount of something. For example: "I was able to make a reduction in my monthly energy bills with the new energy-saving appliances."
The physicochemical changes that occur in poultry egg during storage, make a reduction in its quality.
In doing so, we make a reduction of the area cost for processing multiples characters.
One great way to quickly make a reduction of a score is with chordify and the annotateIntervals method on Chords.
"It's like in cuisine when you have a sauce, you make a reduction," he said, true to his French heritage in his choice of similes.
In addition, it is expected to make a reduction of the current account deficit from 11.2% to 4.0% in the next three years.
Although it never said publicly that it would first make a reduction to two cities, the committee had reserved the right to do so, said Mike Moran, a committee spokesman.
"The organization didn't react by making a reduction in expenses," said Mr. Unthank, who began his job in January.
Prosperity, he said, made a reduction of taxes possible, all the while compelling Americans to reach out to those still left behind.
Interest payments on the government's stock of debt already consume a quarter of the budget, making a reduction imperative, but hard and getting harder.
The depletion of ovarian follicles with age makes a reduction in estrogen secretion inevitable, and this decrease defines the onset of menopause.
The new concept of Controlled Staging with Non-stoichiometric Burners (CSNB) makes a reduction of the recirculation rate possible without inadmissible high flame temperatures.
