The phrase "potential reduction" is correct and usable in written English.
For example, you could use the sentence "This project has the potential for a reduction in energy consumption."
The other common claim is of actual or potential reduction of property values.
The company, officials said, based the proposal on potential reduction of costs for the Postal Service through automated processing.
McKinsey & Co., using prerecession consumption projections, put the potential reduction at 23 percent by 2020.
"I am concerned more about a potential reduction in sales than recall costs," said analyst Jay Yoo at Korea Investment & Securities.
Other advantages for employers which are not so widely advertised are the weakening of unions, the strengthening of managers and the potential reduction of wages.
There is a potential reduction in seasonal affective disorder, a condition that affects up to one in 20 people to some extent during the winter months.
The potential reduction would affect $19.2 billion of AA-rated subordinated debt at Fannie and Freddie, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
"Because they are starting to see a potential reduction of forces, they are looking to get more stuff out," Terry Moores, the deputy assistant chief of staff for logistics for Marine Corps Central Command, said on Saturday.
The change will also see the start of the race move back approximately 80 yards allowing for a longer run into the first bend, with potential reduction to the significance of the draw.
Norfolk-based Adrian Flux, which has 600,000 customers, said that with the potential reduction in accidents, the new policy could be cheaper than standard ones, although other factors, such as location and overnight parking, remained important.
Viewers are unlikely to quibble with the recommendation from the House of Lords communications committee's report on TV advertising, although commercial broadcasters may be less enthusiastic about a potential reduction in their main source of income.
