The phrase "able to considerably reduce" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability of something to significantly lower or diminish a particular factor or quantity.
Example: "The new software is able to considerably reduce processing time, making tasks more efficient."
Alternatives: "capable of significantly lowering" or "able to greatly decrease".
The ICA methods without the high-pass filtering perform the worst, but are nonetheless able to considerably reduce the artifacts.
It turns out that both strategies are able to considerably reduce the reattachment length compared to the uncontrolled case.
From previous work, we have defined a CUDA implementation of the 2D-DWT transform that is able to considerably reduce the 2D-DWT computation time.
The main purpose of H.264 is to offer a good quality standard able to considerably reduce the output bit rate of the encoded sequences, compared with previous standards, while exhibiting a substantially improved definition of quality and image.
In this way he manages to establish links, transfer and superimpose so that he is able to considerably reduce the volume of experiences, both effectively achieved and simply possible, which he has available.
By replacing some amount of the epoxy resin in the standard polymer concrete with silicone rubber, compliant polymer concretes were developed, and it was found that these compliant polymer concretes were able to considerably reduce the generated stress.
Its major advantage is to considerably reduce computation time.
The use of BEM helps to considerably reduce the number of time-variant channel representation parameters.
Such steps might make it possible to considerably reduce HIV-incidence, even in low-income countries.
In cell cultures, TryR activity has to be reduced by >90% to considerably reduce the growth rate.
"If we have these two works running on a three-shift system the production costs for the next Astra generation will be able to be considerably reduced from what they are today".
