"reduced opportunities" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It refers to a decrease or limitation in opportunities or chances for something. Example: The economic crisis has led to reduced opportunities for employment, causing many people to struggle to find a job.
That translates into reduced opportunities for traders to make profits and reduced trading volumes.
At the population level, the collective reductions in individual opportunities translate into a reduced potential for economic development for national governments, because these reduced opportunities significantly decrease the size of the active/working population in these nations.
They have reduced opportunities for early voting.
Residents have profited from this plan, but the conversion has reduced opportunities for other working and middle-class families.
Scaling up the lessons from the subway, Mr Bratton found that cracking down on misdemeanour offences, such as illegal gun possession, reduced opportunities for crime.
Studies continually highlight that without a secondary education girls in India face drastically reduced opportunities, with many forced into early marriages or working on the lowest rungs of the employment ladder.
Trends in the previous century had kept unemployment rates fairly high: a lack of diversification in the resource-based economy, high transportation costs, and a decline in manufacturing had reduced opportunities and contributed to significant out-migration.
In addition, organized crime used violence to block enforcement of environmental protection laws and the establishment of public parks (which reduced opportunities for illegal construction) in Sicily and Sardinia in particular.
"Roads, pads, pipelines, seismic-vehicle tracks, and transmission lines; air, ground, and vessel traffic; drilling activities; landfills, housing, processing facilities, and other industrial infrastructure have reduced opportunities for solitude and have compromised wild-land and scenic values over large areas," it said.
High levels of dispersal, associated with interbasinal invasions, reduced opportunities for allopatric speciation.
After the recent ban on gambling, Second Life residents have had reduced opportunities on where spend their hard earned (or bought) Lindens (the Second Life in-world currency).
