"proportional reduction" is a valid phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation where the amount of something has decreased in relation to the original amount. For example, "The government implemented a proportional reduction in income tax rates."
If house prices fall, then you still have to pay back the money loaned by the government, although it will accept a proportional reduction.
Thus, the induced voltage is reduced, leading to a proportional reduction in rotor conductor current and in torque.
But while the right will be more than happy to let lefties assume that clearing out prisons will free up the budget for other necessary government services, they'll probably just call for a proportional reduction in the tax rates.
While CRF shows a percentage of accident reduction (e.g. 15 %), AMF provides an expected proportional reduction in accident frequency following the treatment, e.g. 1 15/100 = 0.85.
The severity and the duration of this acute inflammation of the entire peritoneal cavity create an inversely proportional reduction of fibrinolysis.
This difference derived mostly on an increase in oleic acid (C18 1) accompanied by a proportional reduction on stearic acid (C18 0).
Here, the proportional reduction in metabolic cost was greater than that of BWS, particularly between 10 and 20% BWS and between 20 and 30% BWS.
The other recent strategy to incorporate undesirable outputs is to consider the proportional reduction in inputs and undesirable outputs and the proportional increase in desirable outputs [12].
When a delayed FLA was not accompanied by a proportional reduction in the duration of the FLA-anthesis interval, anthesis occurred later.
The increase in inner diameter led to a proportional reduction in the permeate pressure, while improving the overall Transmembrane Pressure (TMP) and permeate flowrate.
A systematic increase in the ferrite area fraction and proportional reduction of the Vickers hardness values with the magnetic field intensity are also reported.
