"reducing the threshold" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when describing a situation where a certain limit or level is being lowered. For example: - "The company is considering reducing the threshold for eligibility in their employee benefits program." - "The government is implementing policies aimed at reducing the threshold for poverty." - "By reducing the threshold for minimum GPA, the university hopes to attract a more diverse student body."
Reducing the threshold would have forced them to find tens of millions of pounds more in cuts.
Such a characteristic greatly improves the performance of optical switch by reducing the threshold pump intensity.
According to Wednesday's Sydney Morning Herald, the Coalition's superannuation changes (reducing the threshold at which higher rates of contributions tax kicks in) will raise four times Labor's proposals.
Speaking on BBC Radio 5 Live, Osborne dismissed suggestions that he was hitting teachers, nurses and train drivers by reducing the threshold for 40p income tax in real terms.
Its reforms including reducing the threshold that needs to be reached before Ibac can launch an investigation and allowing the watchdog to investigate "misconduct in public office", which the commission itself had requested.
Every year brings its setbacks, and our Senate Division's error in reducing the threshold on most confirmation votes to a simple majority is one that we at U.S.A. take very seriously.
The goal of Hyperwords, Mr Hegland says, is "reducing the threshold" of satisfying curiosity, by making the quest faster and easier.
By placing NSs inside the photonic crystal ring resonator, we succeeded in reducing the threshold power to 12.8 mW/μm2 and the switching time to about 0.4 ps.
The z-stack images were flattened and a mask was created using the DAPI channel, this mask included the nuclei and the area surrounding the nuclei by reducing the threshold.
In combination synergism was observed reducing the threshold values of toxicity to 4 10 μM, and aromatase activity by 50% in some cases.
By not raising the amount in line with inflation, the Chancellor will collect an extra £1.4bn a year from graduates by effectively reducing the threshold to near its 2012 level of £15,000, the IFS said.
