The phrase "a possibility of reducing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing potential options or opportunities to decrease something, such as costs, risks, or negative impacts.
Example: "There is a possibility of reducing the overall budget if we cut down on unnecessary expenses."
Alternatives: "an opportunity to decrease" or "a chance to lower".
"There is a possibility of reducing electricity use as well".
This reduction method opens a possibility of reducing GO under ambient conditions without using a toxic/corrosive reducing agent and an organic solvent.
Results derived from this model show that acoustic radiation depends on change in impedance as well as the absorption coefficient, and there is a possibility of reducing the radiation from vibrating surface by introducing an appropriate impedance surface.
You really have to get an entire community interested, then cumulatively there is a possibility of reducing at least the duration of the sewer overflow," she adds.
Similar studies [ 26, 27] on portfolio assessment also showed good matching between independent assessors and their authors therefore suggested that there is a possibility of reducing the number of assessors while maintaining a sufficient level of reliability.
A possibility of reducing the costs for translation of medical terminology systems is therefore to use word alignment on already translated systems to generate resources for translation of other systems.
Namely, a possibility of increased risk of CV events by SU and a possibility of reduced risk of CV evenyts by BG may result in our results.
To do so would diminish any possibility of reducing the future burden faced by the NHS of lifestyle-related illnesses.
Developments in adhesion-reduction strategies and new agents do, however, now offer a realistic possibility of reducing the risk of adhesions forming and, thus, may improve the outcomes for patients and the associated onward burden.
Developments in adhesion-reduction strategies and new agents now offer a realistic possibility of reducing the risk of adhesions forming and, thus, may improve the outcomes for patients and the associated onward burden.
If waste management options such as composting, recycling and energy recovery are to be practiced in the future, there is a greater possibility of reducing substantial amount of waste stream getting disposed to the landfill.
