The phrase "activities to reduce" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing efforts or initiatives aimed at decreasing something, such as waste, pollution, or costs.
Example: "The organization has implemented several activities to reduce carbon emissions in the community."
Alternatives: "measures to decrease" or "efforts to minimize".
Facilitation strategies are employed by instructors both before and during the implementation of active learning activities to reduce student resistance.
In the second study, students were led through art activities to reduce their inhibition to sketch.
Shell said the terms of the settlement were "consistent with Shell Deer Park's objectives and prior activities to reduce upset emissions at the site".
BMPs can be applied before, during and after pollution-producing activities to reduce or eliminate the introduction of pollutants into receiving waters.
For example, oil and gas companies are exempt from provisions of the Clean Water Act that require construction activities to reduce polluted runoff as well as from provisions of the Safe Drinking Water Act that regulate underground injection of chemicals.
The chitosan polymer is also used in the agricultural fields for its antimicrobial activities to reduce the losses due to decay and diseases.
Those who believed prejudice was relatively fixed, rather than malleable, were less interested in interracial interactions (Studies 1a-1d), race- or diversity-related activities (Study 1a), and activities to reduce their prejudice (Study 3).
Therefore, some reinforcement of the cassette or some modifications of the attachment system to the Vacuum Vessel (VV) will be studied in the future design activities to reduce the displacement.
The positive impact of in-stream vegetation pointed to the possibilities that local scale ecological remediation activities to reduce runoff could be viable approaches to improve river conditions throughout the catchment.
Different category surfactants have different activities to reduce IFT.
Do they limit their online activities to reduce their exposure to such invasions?
