The phrase "affects the reduction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the impact or influence of one factor on the decrease or lessening of something else.
Example: "The new policy affects the reduction of waste in our production process."
Alternatives: "influences the decrease" or "impacts the lowering".
Voltammetric studies show that coumarin affects the reduction of zinc but it was without effect on cobalt reduction.
However, the lack of sufficient smoothness affects the reduction to the canonical form: it will be incomplete even if there are no resonances.
We will also explore potential differences between the three trial conditions in terms of how social support during the intervention affects the reduction of cocaine use.
The results demonstrate that error type affects the reduction in significance as well as the RR estimate in the epidemiologic analysis.
Results from preclinical studies suggested that the concentration of CD enzyme is crucial because it affects the reduction of tumor volume in proportion to the 5-FC dosage.
In other words, elimination of occlusion defects, especially in vertical dimension, may contribute to change in face qualification from short, for example, to normal, which, in turn, affects the reduction mastication muscles forces, which can have destructive impact on particular elements of the stomatognathic system, mainly joints.
"I don't see this affecting the reduction of death and injury," said Linda Atkinson, executive director of the D.W.I.
pH is another important factor affecting the reduction of metal ions.
However, what factors affecting the reduction rate is not well understood.
From a mathematical perspective it is natural to consider how noise may affect the reduction to a phase oscillator description.
As shown in Figure 2A,D, carboxylation of nGO and carboxyl group did not affect the reduction extent of nGO.
