The phrase "account of reducing" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a reason or explanation for a reduction, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The report provided an account of reducing costs in the department, highlighting various strategies implemented."
Alternatives: "explanation for the reduction" or "reason for decreasing".
None of the studies included dynamic modeling to take into account effects of reducing transmission by lowering viral load through treatment, behavior change, or HBV vaccination.
The three-judge panel told the government to produce new rules taking into account the value of reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
A three-judge panel of the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, in San Francisco, voided the new regulations for 2008-2011 model year vehicles and told the Transportation Department to produce new rules taking into account the value of reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
Effectiveness of the different modes of heating was evaluated taking into account the yield of reducing sugar, the conversion of hemicellulose into reducing sugars and the changes in the structure and in the crystallinity of the cellulose fraction of the investigated biomass.
The choices made by CRAGgers with respect to the design and operation of their 'carbon accounting', their experiences of reducing fossil fuel energy use, and their views on personal carbon trading at CRAG and national level are discussed.
Voters there said "yes" to a measure to end defined-benefit pensions for public employees and force them into riskier 401 k -style accounts, but instead of reducing the city's costs, the city's actuary determined that implementing the measure would cost the city $27 million more in the first year alone.
The seemingly large amount of wine is necessary to the dish on account of the reducing process, which in turn gives the sauce its characteristic flavour.
Characteristics such as antenna size and frequency must also be taken into account as a way of reducing the power necessary to accomplish communication in a single hop, consequently reducing total energy consumption.
That doesn't even take into account the environmental impact of reducing commuter related carbon emissions.
Body height was also taken into account as a means of reducing measurement bias in the calculation of TEI from FFQ (4).
