The phrase "yield a reduction of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to explain that something has resulted in a decrease, or a reduction, in something else. For example, you could say, "The introduction of new energy-efficient technologies has yielded a reduction of 10% in our carbon emissions."
The homogeneous interlayer can yield a reduction of ~40% in thermal stress relative to bilayered systems.
A gyrotron with a higher unit power than the ITER reference (1 MW) would yield a reduction of the installation costs, a more compact launcher design and, if required, an increase of the power delivered through one port.
For the particular example analysed here, of possible interest in oil extraction or in microfluidic problems, the non-equilibrium effects may yield a reduction of the order of 10% of the extraction rate.
Thus even if a "manipulationist" or "interventionist" framework does not yield a reduction of causal talk to non-causal talk, it provides a natural way of marking the distinctions among a number of different causal notions and exhibiting their interrelations.
This does not yield a reduction of causal talk to non-causal talk, but it is also not viciously circular in the sense that it presupposes that we already have causal information about the very relationship that we are trying to characterize.
It might be suggested that the observed results could be attributable to sensory adaptation of SA I afferents due to the vibromechanical stimuli, which could yield a reduction of force estimates.
A beverage tax that increases the price on certain beverages by more than 50percentt only yields a reduction of 6.4 calories per day.
The doped film in the as-deposited condition yields a reduction of leakage current was also observed.
The newly designed thin wall combustor which yields a reduction of axial heat conduction loss is able to increase wall temperature more than 150 K.
The experimental results and the simulation have shown that the use of this slim thermal breaker (STB) yields a reduction of around 30% of the whole U-value whereas a reduction of 50% is obtained using ETICS.
Patients demonstrated a mean reduction of 0.92 ED visits (p<0.001), 0.33 urgent care visits (p<0.001), and 0.11 hospitalizations (p=0.003) following initiation of treatment; application of conservative national estimates for related costs yielded a reduction of $1025 per patient.
