The phrase "a project to reduce" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an initiative or effort aimed at decreasing something, such as costs, waste, or emissions.
Example: "The organization launched a project to reduce plastic waste in the community."
Alternatives: "an initiative to decrease" or "a program aimed at lowering".
They have implemented a project to reduce customer waste in the deliveries of aluminium printing plates.
The team would refuse to help a major drinks company improve sales, for example, but might help with a project to reduce sugar consumption.
Citi has since launched a project to reduce its complexity by 75%, and to cut the number of computer systems to one or two.
In February, Sim Scavazza, the former head of Miss Selfridge, was signed up as creative director; Adili.com is also working with Clare Lissaman, who helped Marks & Spencer on its Plan A project to reduce waste within five years.
The penalty will be used to finance environmental, public health and education projects in Harris County, including a project to reduce diesel emissions from school buses, and another to install solar panels on public buildings, according to a copy of the settlement.
In particular, the United States has paid for a project to reduce sabotage to a pipeline that links the Kirkuk oilfield, one of the country's biggest, to the main outlets for exports ports in the south and a pipeline north to Turkey.
At the same time, "we need to start a political agenda for a Manhattan project to reduce carbon emissions".
That is why Ljupce Spanac Primary was a natural candidate for a pilot project to reduce early school-leaving.
In 2009, as a pilot project to reduce landslide risks, a number of community-based early warning systems were introduced in selected landslide-prone areas in the Matale district.
The Westchester Country Club in Rye recently installed a geothermal system as part of a $7 million project to reduce energy consumption by 775,000 kilowatt hours, saving $130,000 annually on energy costs and reducing fossil fuel emissions linked to smog, acid rain, global climate changes and respiratory ailments.
This study, part of a larger project to reduce the prevalence of MDR-TB in Latvia, is a first step in identifying optimal methods to identify drug-resistant M. tuberculosis in a timely and affordable way in resource-limited settings with high MDR-TB prevalence.
