The phrase "added to decrease" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something is included or incorporated with the intention of reducing a certain quantity or effect.
Example: "The new policy was added to decrease the overall costs associated with the project."
Alternatives: "included to reduce" or "incorporated to lower".
The third experiment with the real hand decoder was added to decrease the pain.
A fatty acid amide wax was added to decrease the mixture manufacturing temperature.
Ferrous was then added to decrease the aqueous arsenic concentration to be lower than 0.05 mg/l.
This paper reports the results of investigations on manufacturing lightweight aggregates from sand sludge with zeolitic rocks added to decrease the foaming temperature.
For instance, in hot press process of alumina ceramic, additional compounds are added to decrease the sintering temperature of the material, which means a decrease in manufacturing time and cost.
Therefore, sulfuric acid is added to decrease the reaction rate, and the morphology can be modulated.
This, added to decreased snowpacks and higher temperatures, is behind ever worsening wildfire seasons there, and increasing loss of forests.
Insufficient emphasis on organ donor recruitment in the curriculum, lack of exposure and understanding about the entire transplantation process, and paucity of any large-scale organ donation public awareness campaigns in the community as well as religious and legal ambiguities, add to decrease ability to address the issue with potential donors [ 22- 25].
Metabolomic approaches have shown that serum of animals submitted to CR has a distinctive metabolic profile added to a decrease of age-related changes (De Guzman et al., 2013).
Corn flour was added to UF resin to decrease the free formaldehyde content of particleboard panels.
Strome and Fried49 added steps to decrease the likelihood of dehiscence by relaxing tension on the epiglottic flap by severing the hypoepiglottic and thyroepiglottic ligaments.
