The phrase "a strategy for decreasing" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing plans or methods aimed at reducing something, such as costs, risks, or negative impacts.
Example: "The company implemented a strategy for decreasing operational costs to improve profitability."
Alternatives: "a plan for reducing" or "an approach to lower".
Moreover, a strategy for decreasing the conditioning of the problem is suggested and a general framework for preconditioning and solving the problem, even for large datasets, is also provided.
Cooperative breeding has been described as a strategy for decreasing nest predation, although one study found no relationship between the number of helpers visiting a nest site and its success or failure.
A different strategy for decreasing α-syn phosphorylation has been proposed in a recent study and involves an enhancement of protein dephosphorylation.
Transportation constitutes a key source of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions; hence, alternative transportation fuels with reduced GHG emissions are of increasing interest as a potential strategy for decreasing emissions.
These models thus predict that systemic and tumor VEGF levels strongly depend on VEGFR levels and a possible strategy for decreasing VEGF levels may lie in VEGFR modulation.
This further confirms that strengthening reaction NADH16 may be an effective strategy for decreasing accumulation of NADH and increasing succinate production in strain NZN111.
Therefore, sodium-ion batteries (SIBs) with working principle identical to LIBs are expected to be an alternative strategy for decreasing the cost of LIBs, even though the energy density of SIB is tentatively inferior to LIBs [25, 28, 29].
Our lycopene and/or γ-tocopherol results add to growing evidence suggesting that isolated nutrients, alone or in combination, may not be an effective strategy for decreasing tumor growth [85], [87], [88].
The adoption and maintenance of a more smoke-free home can encourage active smokers to quit or reduce consumption [ 38, 39] and this can be an effective strategy for decreasing children's SHS exposure[ 40].
Recently, the BARI 2D Trial of subjects with a mean duration of diabetes mellitus of 10.4 years with stable coronary artery disease reported that for the older patients reducing the PAI-1 level in blood might offer an attractive strategy for decreasing cardiovascular risk [ 24].
We conclude that MBI-ld should be more fully investigated as a low-cost self-directed complementary strategy for decreasing inflammation, and it seems most promising for non-obese subjects.
