The phrase "a system that reduces" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a system designed to decrease or minimize something, such as costs, waste, or risks.
Example: "We implemented a system that reduces energy consumption in our facilities."
Alternatives: "a mechanism that lowers" or "a framework that minimizes".
"What we need, then, is a smart transportation system equal to the needs of the 21st century," he said, "a system that reduces travel times and increases mobility, a system that reduces congestion and boosts productivity, a system that reduces destructive emissions and creates jobs".
"Don't we want to be free and equal?" "We are collaborating with a system that reduces us to motherhood," she writes.
And in the middle of the country, a lawyer in a water-starved region has designed a system that reduces the amount of water needed to grow crops and raise fish.
To take the right decisions it needs a system that reduces the power of special-interest groups without riding roughshod over minorities and allows long-term goals to override short-term politics.Can it create this system in time?
If we want a system that reduces net CO-2 emissions, we must know the heritage of each fuel.
This paper proposes a system that reduces the repeated and derivable information between the broadcast messages, thus solving the time-critical issue.
Traditional pension plans were part of a system that reduced the poverty rate among the elderly to just 1 in 10 in 2002, the lowest in half a century.
This study assessed the possibility of training two individuals with cognitive impairments using a system that reduced breaks in performance.
Walker's speech set out a vision for building an economy that recognises the value of all of us and a tax system that reduces inequalities.
The 2006 book calls for a justice system that reduces future crime rates by nurturing those who can learn from their mistakes, instead of turning them into career criminals.
The results add an important piece to understanding the effect of restrictive systems in that the users that are most susceptible to dominance by decision aids are the users most willing to adopt a restrictive system that reduces the effort they must put forth and in turn reduces the knowledge they accrue from using the system.
