"reduction in consumption" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when talking about a decrease in usage of something over time. For example: "There has been a steady reduction in consumption of fossil fuels since the 1970s."
That could foreshadow a sharp reduction in consumption if the stock market slumps.
Saudi Arabia and other oil-producing states are wary of any deal that brings a rapid reduction in consumption of fossil fuels.
The reduction in consumption from an estimated 1.1 billion litres a day in 2016 to 586 million litres daily now has been insufficient.
Those actions led to a stunning reduction in consumption: Americans ate about one gram a day last year, down from 4.6 grams in 2006.
A reduction in consumption, a less wasteful model of living, a pooling of resources – these may be, both economically and environmentally, positive developments arising out of a disastrous set of circumstances.
The efficiency measures are delivering major changes in the targeted areas, such as in Tokyo, with reductions of 18% in peak demand in August and the actions of people at home leading to an 17% reduction in consumption.
Treatment in these instances includes an increase in fluid intake and a reduction in consumption of foods rich in purines, such as organ meats, asparagus, and mushrooms.
"Around the world, many politicians, the conventional energy sector and manufacturers of all kinds oppose any major reduction in consumption," Ms. Rogers writes.
Longer follow-ups are necessary to detect whether a reduction in consumption has been maintained but a 28-day follow-up period was selected for this screening phase following recommendations on efficiency in the multiphase optimisation strategy25.
Another app, which appears to the only published trial of an app aimed at hazardous and harmful drinkers, found no reduction in consumption in the experimental group relative to controls for university students in Sweden20.
The results show lower SWRO energy consumption for both configurations, with a reduction in consumption of 12%18%%, depending on the RO recovery ratios.
