The phrase "a framework to reduce" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a structured approach or system designed to minimize or lessen something, such as risks, costs, or negative impacts.
Example: "The organization implemented a framework to reduce waste and improve sustainability in its operations."
Alternatives: "a system for minimizing" or "a structure to lessen".
This study proposes a method to account for all threes sources of uncertainty, providing a framework to reduce uncertainty and accurately convey persistent predictive uncertainty.
We therefore propose a framework to reduce ROI in a radiation field that not only optimizes the resources but also increases the localization accuracy.
This approach is designed to maximize the sensitivity for correctly identifying DNA reactive compounds while providing a framework to reduce the number of compounds that need to be synthesized, purified and subsequently tested in an Ames assay.
Climate change bill This bill creates a legal framework to reduce the UK's carbon dioxide emissions up to 2050 and beyond.
In order to overcome the aforementioned difficulty, this paper presents a novel framework to reduce the gaps between producer expectation and user perception.
The results of the built environment factors for the vehicle non-owning group highlighted the requirement of a policy framework to reduce their trip distance by controlling their employment and housing location.
This work proposes a computational framework to reduce the dimensionality of multi-objective optimization (MOO) problems that identifies and eliminates in a systematic manner redundant criteria from the mathematical model.
In summary, the adoption of the descriptive soundscape pattern and computer-based statistical analysis in this study helps researchers not only understand the relation between traffic noise and urban landscape but also develop a conceptual framework to reduce impacts of noise and improve the quality of life in cities.
The UN Conference on Sustainable Development, also known as Rio+20, convened more than 100 Heads of State, to develop a global framework to reduce poverty, while preserving the environment.
It is an important component of U.S. action to meet our commitment under the historic Paris Climate Agreement, which creates a global framework to reduce carbon pollution worldwide.
That is why UNICEF Romania, along with the National Anti-Drug Agency, UNODC and the Romanian Harm Reduction Network (RHRN) are advocating for "a legal framework to reduce drug supply and demand, as well as developing services for those who are the most affected by drug use", declared Edmond McLoughney, UNICEF Representative in Romania.
