The phrase "advancement in reducing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing progress or improvements made in the context of decreasing something, such as costs, emissions, or risks.
Example: "The company has made significant advancements in reducing its carbon footprint over the past year."
Alternatives: "progress in minimizing" or "improvement in lowering".
If adequate attention is paid to these areas within the broad framework of the SDH, SA is likely to make substantial advancements in reducing health inequalities and the country will be put on the path to sustainable development.
Sahoo et al. found that mandibular advancement could be beneficial in reducing airway collapsibility and in preventing sleep disorders due to oropharyngeal airway deficiencies in skeletal class II malocclusion [8].
U.S. Ambassador Susan Rice last week touted at the commission - a global policy-making body created in 1946 for the advancement of women - progress made by the United States in reducing the rate of violence against women by their partners.
It claims important improvements are also being made in reducing poverty, extending longevity, cutting conflicts and securing advancement for women in positions of power.
Mandibular advancement devices, while generally preferred by patients over CPAP, are not as effective in reducing sleep apnea symptoms as CPAP [ 11].
Acquiring the relationship between various physico-chemical parameters helps in reducing the uncertainties associated with decision making and also in promoting advancement in research.
Many of manufacturing companies' main concern for growth used to be in reducing production costs instead of seeking for value added products through technology advancement.
These results are somewhat consistent with findings from previous studies (Law et al. 2011; Van Beeck et al. 1991), which suggests that general advancements in medical care reduce RTF rate.
However, the advancement in CT technology has significantly reduced the ionizing radiation employing some new CT technologies such as automatic exposure control and sinogram affirmed iterative reconstruction.
The market-based program, first adopted in 2009, aims to cut greenhouse gas emissions by spurring technology advancements that reduce the carbon intensity of transportation fuels.
