The phrase "addressed to decrease" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing efforts or measures aimed at reducing something, such as costs, risks, or negative impacts.
Example: "The new policy is specifically addressed to decrease the environmental impact of our operations."
Alternatives: "aimed at reducing" or "intended to lower".
Of perhaps greatest interest to me as president and medical director of The Alzheimer's Research and Prevention Foundation is the statement by the study's co-author Dr. Kenneth Langa, who said: "Our findings suggest that, even if we don't find a cure for Alzheimer's disease (meaning a magic bullet drug), there are lifestyle factors we can address to decrease our risk".
As indicated above, an intrusion attempt would actually cause the value of the entropy of the source IP address to decrease.
Few studies have addressed interventions to decrease vascular calcification; however, experimental studies report benefits of bisphosphonates.
These challenges need to be addressed to achieve a decrease in CV morbidity and mortality in AS patients.
This program addresses quality initiatives to decrease the incidence of birth trauma, enhance the culture of patient safety and teamwork, and standardize key clinical practices associated with risk of harm to mothers and infants by bringing evidence and best practice to the bedside.
As a developing nation, it is important to address this issue to decrease the disease burden [13].
Prison does little to address these issues or to decrease the likelihood of recidivism.
These percentages also represent the potential impact of addressing each factor individually to decrease mortality ratios in Mexico.
Fitch believes that the city's options for addressing these imbalances will continue to decrease as time passes without resolution.... Furthermore, the magnitude of cuts that appear necessary could meaningfully reduce services that affect taxpayers' quality of life".
