The phrase "acceptable to reduce" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the appropriateness or permission to decrease something, such as costs, quantities, or efforts.
Example: "It is acceptable to reduce the budget for this project if necessary."
Alternatives: "permissible to decrease" or "appropriate to lower".
And when he reflects on the implication – that it is acceptable to reduce human numbers by starving people to death – Sir David may well be forced to modify his words.
This representative survey has alerted us to gaps in current care and GPs themselves have guided us on which implementation strategies are acceptable to reduce the risk of fatal and disabling strokes in people with NVAF.
It is thus desirable to evaluate if benefits arising from saved resource allocation to more cost-effective interventions would make acceptable to reduce or to stop screening in 50-year-old or older women with a negative documented screening history.
But unless we figure out a politically acceptable way to reduce the benefits now promised to future retirees, taxes are going up in the coming decades.
"I'm probably a little more optimistic now because I think we can do a great deal at an acceptable cost to reduce the risks".
In the same WSJ/NBC poll three-fourths find "eliminating tax credits for the oil and gas industries" an acceptable way to reduce the budget deficit.
Better farm hygiene is the most acceptable intervention to reduce Campylobacter.
There is a need to adapt and evaluate feasible and acceptable interventions to reduce khat use in people living with HIV.
A feasibility study [ 47] and a randomised pilot study [ 49] both concluded that the online course was an accessible and acceptable way to reduce stress.
These results suggest that translation services might be an acceptable way to reduce some of the between- and within-group disparities.
