The phrase "able to reduce a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability of something or someone to decrease or lessen a particular item or issue.
Example: "The new software is able to reduce a significant amount of processing time for our tasks."
Alternatives: "capable of decreasing a" or "able to lessen a".
Using largely open source software, and low-cost components that worked at nanoscales, she was furthermore able to reduce a bioprinter's price from more than €175,000 to €12,500, bringing the technology to more laboratory benches.
The new rate takes us back to a similar rate to where we were under the pre-2008 rules, when taper relief was able to reduce a 40% headline rate of CGT to 24%.
Courts are supposed to be able to reduce a mortgage only to the current fair market value of the house and to structure payments in a way that would require homeowners to continue to pay off their original loan to the greatest extent possible considering income.
Every time some study from outside the country claims to be able to reduce a problem in our body without using a high priced chemical touted by our "friends" at Big Pharma and the FDA, we start getting articles like this that try to chip away at the new found knowledge.
If we can boost the positive aspects and reduce the negative ones, we may be able to reduce a caregiver's risk of developing dementia," Rabins says.
In [7], the authors investigate a difference between the diversity of multiple relays and the diversity of multiple receivers/transmitters, and show the switching scheme with the space-time modulation that is able to reduce a bit error rate in the wireless relay communications.
One client apologised when she asked me to draw up a risk register for a meeting, but was delighted when I was able to reduce an overly complex project into something more manageable.
The 5αRs have broad substrate specificities and are able to reduce the A-ring of many steroids including progesterone, androstenedione, and corticosterone as well as cortisol and testosterone.
But, Primus said, overall "funding for science depends on whether we're able to reduce the deficit"—a questionable outcome in a severe recession.
Interestingly, an ANXA1 blocking antibody was able to reduce in a significant manner MIA PaCa-2 cell migration.
Thanks to these successive screenings, we were able to reduce by a factor of 30 the number of parameter sets to be simulated, thus making the problem computationally tractable.
