The phrase "aid in decreasing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing efforts or actions that contribute to reducing something, such as a problem or an issue.
Example: "The new policy is designed to aid in decreasing the amount of waste produced by the company."
Alternatives: "help reduce" or "assist in lowering".
Phosphate binders aid in decreasing phosphate availability to interact with calcium.
To attenuate this deleterious outcome, an integrated approach that incorporates individual-specific monitoring [12], quantification [13], and regulation [14] may aid in decreasing injury risk.
Health promotion programs aimed at improving health-seeking behavior and knowledge of home treatment for non-severe conditions such as upper respiratory infections may aid in decreasing the burden faced by families in caring for sick children.
Attitude estimation from light curve analyses will allow incorporating non-spherical object geometries into orbit determination and prediction which will also aid in decreasing the uncertainty in conjunction assessments.
The ability to detect the presence of NSCLC from fluid samples can aid in decreasing the cost and stress to patients associated with current methods (biopsies and CT scans) used to differentiate between a benign and malignant small nodule that detected using CT scans.
Further work with SVS included three main goals including a lowered breathing pattern to aid in decreasing subglottic air pressure, vertical laryngeal position to lower to allow for a relaxed laryngeal position, and a top-down singing approach to encourage an easier, more balanced registration, and better resonance.
As a results smaller turbomachinery equipment are installed, which aids in decreasing the capital cost.
For example, aiding individuals in decreasing depressive symptomology, social engagement, and invoking coping and resilience training could augment and complement physical remediation strategies, as identified by biomedical models, in the pursuit of SA.
In addition scleral-fixed devices may aid even more in decreasing intraoperative and postoperative risks.
More senior physicians repeated PT/INR tests within 1 day in the PHS alert study period compared to the manual alert study period, suggesting the automated PHS alert system aided senior physicians in decreasing the follow-up response time to critical PT/INR results (Table 4, Table 5).
Our aim is to explore treatment burden as a concept, with the aim of informing the development of a method of measurement [ 10], in order to aid clinicians and policy makers in decreasing treatment burden for patients [ 11].
