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The phrase "also expected to reduce" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing anticipated outcomes or effects of a particular action or policy, often in a formal or academic context.
Example: "The new policy is also expected to reduce the overall costs associated with production."
Alternatives: "also anticipated to decrease" or "also projected to lower".
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Mr. Corzine said he also expected to reduce staff through attrition and layoffs.
It is also expected to reduce sugary-drink consumption by 5%.
Estimated to cut fuel consumption by 50% compared with the previous ferry, the hybrid catamaran is also expected to reduce costs by HK$2.5m£200,00000) a year.
Spinning off the unit is also expected to reduce volatility in Philips's earnings, because of the highly cyclical nature of the semiconductor industry.
It is also expected to reduce the number of civil servants it had in 2009 — 874,000 — by more than 100,000 by the end of the year.
It also expected to reduce its gross borrowing requirement for 2011 by about $4.9 billion from the estimated $59.5 billion for 2010.
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Reduced PC firing would also be expected to reduce response amplitudes, which we have observed.
Similarly, selection against disadvantageous alleles (negative or purifying selection) would also be expected to reduce diversity.
The titer of foamy vector virions that contain this tat/rev shRNA is not adversely affected [42], so we reasoned that knockdown of lentiviral vector RNAs by cleavage of the shRNA target in the lentiviral vector was likely not the main mechanism for the low titers observed since this mechanism would also be expected to reduce foamy vector titers.
For example, purifying selection might also be expected to reduce the variance of ΔS.
The extensive movement of cattle around Iran would also be expected to reduce regionality of strains.
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