The phrase "also help to decrease" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the effects or benefits of an action or intervention in relation to reducing something, such as risks, costs, or negative outcomes.
Example: "Regular exercise can also help to decrease the risk of chronic diseases."
Alternatives: "also aid in reducing" or "also contribute to lowering".
If that wasn't enough, the leaves of plants also help to decrease noise pollution and, on a localised level, can restore balance in humidity.
A diverse police force can also help to decrease the sense that individuals are being stopped and questioned solely because of their race.
The higher concentration of the crude enzyme would also help to decrease the reaction time.
This formal culture and mentorship expectation also help to decrease concerns in the wake of the #MeToo movement regarding men mentoring women, as the relationship boundaries are clearer and more standard across the organization for both genders.
PCT-guided algorithms may also help to decrease the duration of antimicrobial therapy.
Further improvements in complete surgical excision and histologic assessment of DCIS lesions may also help to decrease recurrence rates.
The use of retention indices, which use the n-alkanes as reference compounds, also helps to decrease the dominant focus on vapour pressure in favor of the more selectivity-based interaction forces.
In particular, the intentionally grown SiO2 interfacial layer also helps to decrease the gate leakage current.
The GaAsBi matrix also helps to decrease the PL linewidth and increase the activation energy of NRP at low temperatures.
Moreover, the partition also helps to decrease the burden of saving the supports and confidences of all rules in the same class and be a reliable theoretical basis for developing parallel algorithms in distributed environments.
Both Slater and City Traffic Engineer Erik Zandvliet said improvements along Foothill Boulevard over the past several years have also helped to decrease drivers' speed, thereby increasing roadway safety.
