The phrase "achieving reduction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the process of decreasing something, such as costs, emissions, or waste.
Example: "The company is focused on achieving reduction in its carbon footprint through sustainable practices."
Alternatives: "attaining decrease" or "realizing reduction".
siRNA technology provides a useful means of achieving reduction of gene expression in mammalian cells.
The new adaptive control algorithm makes use of the fine adjustment capabilities in new programmable tooling in achieving reduction of assembly variation.
The design is compared with some other designs achieving total accuracy of 97.8%, and achieving reduction in utilizing resources on FPGA implementation.
The phenomena were also found able to cause momentum loss of heavier kernel particles, achieving reduction of kernel loss during the separation process.
With the goal of achieving reduction in energy usage in buildings, natural ventilation is receiving greater attention and has become an increasingly important consideration of ventilating buildings on milder days.
Information technologies hold great promise in achieving reduction in through-life support costs for long-lived complex artefacts such as aircraft and ships, and may allow very much improved assessment of asset condition, but in order for these to be achieved a number of technical and socio-technical challenges have to be overcome.
"We've succeeded in completely debunking the speculation that achieving reductions in climate-change gases means economic devastation," Mr. Anderson said in an interview.
Mr. Gorbachev has held firm to the position that the treaty should be strengthened and that this is a condition for achieving reductions in strategic arms.
EHS is an active partner in the University's program of achieving reductions in total waste stream and higher recycling percentages.
A cap-and-trade system exploits this variation in costs by achieving reductions wherever they are least costly.
Achieving reductions in falls in residential care settings has proved difficult.
