The phrase "action to lower" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing measures or steps taken to reduce something, such as costs, risks, or levels.
Example: "The company has implemented an action to lower production costs in order to increase profitability."
Alternatives: "measure to reduce" or "step to decrease".
If they do call, be respectful and take immediate action to lower the noise level.
Many investors are assessing their portfolio carbon risk, and taking action to lower that exposure.
Then, to resounding applause, he vowed to take action to lower the prices of rice and fuel.
More than a hundred cancer specialists have called for action to lower the price of cancer drugs.
But what we need most of all isn't mourning, but action to lower the toll of guns in America.
Some big names went even further than this nudging and took direct action to lower their carbon emissions and costs by buying large amounts of renewable energy.
Federal Reserve actions to lower interest rates during the last few months have been helping.
Our findings can form the basis for future formulation of targeted management actions to lower A. lucorum overwintering populations in cotton-growing landscapes of northern China.
LONDON — Intensive political discussions on the euro zone crisis were under way Wednesday as fears surfaced that a meeting of the European Central Bank on Thursday might not produce instant actions to lower Spanish and Italian borrowing costs.
In particular, Mr. Brown's government helped draft and gather signatures for a memorandum of understanding whose signers, including heads of state and mayors from around the world, pledged to take actions to lower emissions enough to keep global temperatures from rising over two degrees Celsius.
TrustedID, a LifeLock competitor, recently introduced a service that analyzes both public and proprietary data to assess a person's risk of identity theft — for example, the risk would increase if a person's Social Security number was found to be associated with a different address — and recommends actions to lower your risk score.
