The phrase "a process to reduce" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a method or approach aimed at decreasing something, such as costs, waste, or risks.
Example: "The company implemented a process to reduce operational costs and improve efficiency."
Alternatives: "a method for decreasing" or "a strategy to minimize".
For example, A.M.I. submitted a petition five years ago to use carcass irradiation — a process to reduce or eliminate pathogens like E. coli — but we are still waiting for the department to initiate a rulemaking on its efficacy.
Reductions in workers' hours had resulted in lower company capacity, so executive vice president and board member Gunther Olesch initiated a process to reduce the workload across all units and levels.
A process to reduce cholesterol in liquid in natura egg yolk using high methoxyl pectins was optimized by response surface methodology aiming to define the maximum level of cholesterol extraction at a minimum decrease of the yolk protein contend.
We simultaneously implemented a process to reduce surgical site infection rates and saw an improvement in surgical site infection from 5.4% in the first quarter of 2010 to 1.4% in the fourth quarter of 2012.
This small company with big ideas has been at the forefront of the fabled effort known as the "$1,000 genome"–that is, a process to reduce the expense of sequencing a person's every G, T, A, and C from hundreds of thousands of dollars to a price similar to what an MRI scan costs.
It is concluded that many factors (e.g. intrinsic activity, stability, selectivity) limit the choice of catalyst for this application and that any useful catalyst should be operated within the confines of a process to reduce the rate of thermal deactivation and suppress secondary reactions such as NOx formation.
Nearly a year after Mr. Kerry began a diplomatic process to reduce the violence, and then a political accord for a transition in power, he appears no closer to that goal than when he started.
A new rheological fabrication process with specially designed rotational-barrel-type equipment has been developed for a rheo die-casting and a rheoforming process to reduce the number of manufacturing processes for the production of various engineering parts.
For example, Koutsopoulos [14] proposed an incentive mechanism based on a reverse auction model that uses a negotiation process to reduce sensing cost while ensuring the quality of sensed data.
Therefore, the designer ought to use a screening process to reduce the number of parameters.
"This proposal does not meet that standard and does not put in place a real process to reduce the debt down the road".
