"penalty reduction" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a decrease or lightening of a penalty, such as a fine or other type of punishment. For example, "After much negotiation, the judge agreed to a penalty reduction for the accused."
The diversion effect of wavy ribs on cooling air is responsible for friction penalty reduction.
If the penalty reduction is less than that, or no reduction is warranted, the service is free.
Employers of undocumented workers face a £20,000 penalty if they are uncovered, but a penalty reduction framework slashes this figure to nil if employers themselves report workers to the authorities and cooperate with investigations.
Experimental results indicate that our framework achieves a 9.5% miss penalty reduction with the proposed timing intensity metric compared to metrics from prior work, a 13.6% performance improvement over a state-of-the-art scheduling approach for single-ISA heterogeneous platforms, and a 23.2% performance benefit from exploiting platform heterogeneity.
"The penalty reduction is in consideration of the Employer's prompt abatement of the cited hazards and efforts to prevent their recurrence," the settlement agreement states.
Technically, the penalty reduction would affect those who failed to file a Report of Foreign Bank and Financial Account, also known as an Fbar, that must be filed annually disclosing accounts of $10,000 or more.
The policy explicitly aims to incentivize companies' behavior "once they learn of misconduct" by offering declinations or penalty reductions to those companies that self-disclose, cooperate, and remediate.
In other words, a company's compliance program, as it existed before the occurrence of any wrongdoing, is not a required consideration that favors declination or penalty reductions under the FCPA Corporate Enforcement Policy.
The good news is that the criminal penalty reductions that went into effect on November 9, 2016, are being applied to all new cases coming into the courts all over the state.
For these penalties, relative penalty reductions were about 70% in Holstein and 64% in Normandy.
These ratios correspond to the relative penalty reductions yielded by the optimised mating design after starting from random matings.
