The phrase "also reduced the availability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the impact of an action or event on the accessibility or presence of something.
Example: "The new policy also reduced the availability of resources for the team, making it harder to meet deadlines."
Alternatives: "also diminished the availability" or "also limited the availability".
Terminal "fraying" of the triple helix may also reduce the availability of GPP sequence for binding.
A decline in the number of children may also reduce the availability of future care to elderly parents.
A down-regulation of MCT1 would also reduce the availability of butyrate to act as a cellular metabolite.
In addition to plant biomass loss, excessive Cu pollution also reduces the availability and uptake of essential micronutrients in both root and shoot [ 4].
However, TACI also negatively regulates clonal expansion of B cells by mechanisms of activation-induced cell death [ 18], and it could also reduce the availability of BAFF for BAFF-R; hence, TACI has indirect control of BAFF levels [ 19].
In addition to cellular processes leading to reduced photosynthesis, the mere loss of photosynthetic leaf area due to the formation of pathogen lesions may also reduce the availability of a plant's photosynthates.
As Indonesia almost certainly serves as an origin for smuggled kreteks to other countries in the region, targeted efforts may also reduce the availability of illicit cigarettes among these trade partners.
In fact, ethanol, lactate and succinate played a similar role as the reduced byproduct which not only consumed the NADH but also reduced the carbon availability for the isobutanol production.
Commercialism also significantly reduced the availability of private and public research funds that could have helped expand upon the legitimate, original findings.
Improved phosphate availability also reduces the need to add inorganic phosphate, a non-renewable resource.
