The phrase "able to reduce emissions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capacity or capability of a person, organization, or technology to lower the amount of emissions produced, typically in the context of environmental issues.
Example: "The new technology is able to reduce emissions significantly, contributing to a cleaner environment."
Alternatives: "capable of lowering emissions" or "able to cut emissions."
Canada's conservative government toyed with joining the partnership and announced that it would not be able to reduce emissions by as much as it promised at Kyoto.
Direct Action rewards the most profligate polluters because they are the ones who will most cheaply be able to reduce emissions and it offers no assurance that emissions across the rest of the economy will not rise.
"It's very clear we've been able to reduce emissions but that those emissions have not translated into ambient air quality," said Jacqueline McGlade, who heads the Copenhagen-based EEA.
The extent to which imposed oscillations were able to reduce emissions of nitrogen oxides (NOx) has been quantified in ducted, bluff-body stabilized flames and in a sector of a gas-turbine combustor.
The study emphasizes the importance of a well-designed washing section (if necessary, multi stage) which will be able to reduce emissions to very low levels keeping in mind the lessons learned in this study with respect to its operational settings.
These are essential prerequisites to being able to reduce emissions as envisioned in AB32.
Polluting companies can either find ways to reduce emissions or buy permits from companies that are better able to reduce their emissions.
Collaboration and joined-up thinking are critical to ensure that Asia is able to reduce carbon emissions, raise standards of global health and achieve economic sustainability.
We have been able to reduce carbon emissions in this country and have made not only this a healthier place to live, but have also begun to address in a serious way one of the biggest challenges of our time, and that is the challenge of climate change".
(4) Optimum Design of Model 2 Catalytic Converter was able to reduce exhaust emissions of Carbon Monoxide.
The suggested best energy system is able to reduce CO2 emissions by 48.5 %/year compared to a diesel-battery energy system.
