"reduction opportunity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a chance or potential for reduction or decrease in something. For example: - "The company is offering a reduction opportunity for customers who purchase in bulk." - "There is a reduction opportunity in electricity usage if we switch to more energy-efficient appliances." - "The government is implementing policies to create more reduction opportunities for greenhouse gas emissions."
Therefore, CDR may not necessarily represent an additional CO2 reduction opportunity.
For brightness management, the power reduction opportunity is about 30%% between the max screen brightness and the min screen brightness.
This paper investigates the cost reduction opportunity of lower CO2 capture ratios (CCR) on membrane-based CO2 capture.
Some recent estimates of leakage have challenged the benefits of switching from coal to NG, a large near-term greenhouse gas (GHG) reduction opportunity (1 3).
This paper demonstrates a linkage between available industrial tools and cost reduction opportunity creation through the application of a derivative-free optimization technique.
Additional information including data on the cost of implementing the software program, differences in the utilisation of resources in and outside the hospital, labour costs and the total readmission reduction opportunity available to patients in different risk groups is needed to establish the cost-effectiveness of the intervention.
High School is doing an incredible thing by offering stress reduction opportunities for his students.
After being forced into the cash call by the Bank of England, Jenkins said the bank was continuing to "reassess the balance sheet for further leverage reduction opportunities consistent with preserving our strong franchises, supporting lending to the UK economy".
The CDM has created a system where emission reduction opportunities are actively sought out, and an institutional framework that stimulates secure and focused global investment in sustainable development projects.
Sensors' data are processed and correlated to possible power consumption reduction opportunities.
Further optimization of the intensive quenching process may provide additional weight reduction opportunities.
