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The phrase "act to dramatically reduce" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing measures or actions taken to significantly lower something, such as costs, emissions, or risks.
Example: "The government plans to act to dramatically reduce carbon emissions over the next decade."
Alternatives: "take steps to significantly lower" or "move to greatly decrease".
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In response, the Obama administration has tried to perform a delicate balancing act: to dramatically reduce Iran's oil revenues while trying to reassure anxious markets that it will still let some Iranian crude flow.
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It aims to dramatically reduce the number of Americans who lack health insurance policies.
It aims to dramatically reduce the number of Americans without health insurance.
One way to dramatically reduce GHG emissions is to use cold-water laundry detergent.
People channel earnings offshore or through companies and trusts to dramatically reduce their tax bill.
But Clinton needs to dramatically reduce Obama's lead in pledged delegates.
They afford multiple opportunities to dramatically reduce carbon emissions while sustaining prosperous standards of living.
Add it all up and you get a paltry $10.5 billion to dramatically reduce the book overcapacity.
Still, the potential of mosquito nets to dramatically reduce malaria cases and child mortality remains unchallenged.
But new technologies make it possible to dramatically reduce those obstacles.
It also seeks to dramatically reduce the time required to obtain environmental permits for such projects.
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