The phrase "reduction in stress" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it in a sentence to describe the effects of a particular activity or habit, such as, "Yoga has been shown to lead to a reduction in stress."
So much for the "family-friendly" policies the agreement also trumpets, or its commitment to reduction in stress and fatigue.
Staff and caregivers also report a reduction in stress from interacting with these wonderful animals.
There will only be a reduction in stress, one high school guidance counselor noted cynically at the College Board meeting, when someone finds a way to make money off it.
Instead, we pick a show (on or off-Broadway), then go out to dinner, with a marked reduction in stress for all concerned (except perhaps for me, since as the only one of us who actually lives in the city, I'm the one who gets to fight my way through Christmas crowds to pick up the tickets!).
Levy adds that "the three main benefits people describe have to do with increased productivity and focus, better use of their time, and greater relaxation (reduction in stress)." The experimenters in "Mindful Tech" speak of breaking the "addicting circle" of social media; it "can be quite painful to discover how hooked we've become to our digital lives," Levy writes.
The data behind these products demonstrates a triple win: a reduction in stress levels for employees, boosted productivity for employers and reduced burden on our public healthcare system.
In this paper, two methods of reduction in stress concentration factor using piezoelectric patches are discussed.
A reduction in stress shielding could be achieved with a hollow stem.
After all, he says, in multiple animal species "learning has long been associated with a reduction in stress".
In addition to this sympathovagal balance index also decreased in experimental group which indicated reduction in stress.
Their aim was to achieve maximum reduction in stress concentration in the plate using piezoelectric patches near the hole.
