The phrase "act in order to reduce" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an intention or purpose behind an action aimed at decreasing something, such as costs, risks, or negative impacts.
Example: "The company decided to act in order to reduce its carbon footprint and promote sustainability."
Alternatives: "take steps to lessen" or "make efforts to decrease".
They will keep the benefits they have accrued, but these will now be uprated with inflation instead of their wages.Rentokil says that it has had to act in order to reduce its financial risk.
Most point out EWS' role to detect certain risks, give information to those at risk and enable them to act in order to reduce potential harm.
This program is authorized under Section 203 of the Robert T. Stafford Disaster Relief and Emergency Assistance Act in order to "reduce overall risk to the population and structures from future hazard events, while also reducing reliance on Federal funding in future disasters".
In our study we found that the staff acts in order to reduce waiting and, as seen in other research, reduce the negative effects of overcrowding which is common in EDs all over the world.
It has been detected that a series of habits and beliefs would ideally need to be acted upon in order to reduce health problems.
It is therefore important to act on these factors in order to reduce the vascular hazard.
Common salt (NaCl) is frequently used by the food industry to add flavor and to act as a humectant in order to reduce the water content of a food product.
In a previous study of another ABC transporter (P-gp), it was found that the 'linker' domains acts as a 'damper' in order to reduce NBD fluctuations and that, in the presence of substrates, a clear change to efflux-like motions could be observed36.
Moreover, E2 acted only on female osteoblasts in order to reduce cell number, suggesting that even the traditional ER response was not operational in the male cells.
WHO has recommended artemisinin-based combination therapy (ACT) to replace the failing drugs in order to reduce mortality and also delay further development of resistance.
