The phrase "advanced to reducing" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to describe a progression towards a state of reduction, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The project has advanced to reducing waste in our production process."
Alternatives: "progressed to minimizing" or "moved towards decreasing".
A number of arguments have been advanced to reduce the estimated value of options -- and thus the potential expense.
From 1801 to 1805 many proposals were advanced to reduce the debt and curb inflation, but none succeeded in doing so.
Several hypotheses have recently been advanced to explain reduced translational efficiency, including facilitation the maintenance of open chromatin structure via low-level transcription [ 32], facilitation of domain folding during translation via reduced rates of elongation[ 33], as well as minimization of stochastic gene expression noise [ 34- 36].
The asparagus and the salmon can be prepared in advance, to reduce the final preparation time to about 20 minutes.
But autistic students like to know what's coming, so it's useful for them to receive lecture slides and handouts in advance, to reduce anxiety.
In addition, the transform matrix is transposed in advance to reduce memory read/write operations.
This will also need further technical advances to reduce the radiation exposure even further beyond to what is possible today.
Both constructs were constructed in advance to reduce surgical procedure time and the frame diameters checked to avoid impingement of soft tissue.
Interesting advances to reduce side effects involved the development of a targeted approach to chemotherapy through a liposomal system, available as Doxil [10].
In [19], the authors propose that before data transmission, propagation delay measurement and channel reservation are made in advance to reduce the packet collision probability.
