The phrase "and consequentially reduce the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the effects of an action that leads to a reduction in something as a result.
Example: "Implementing these changes will streamline our processes and consequentially reduce the time needed for project completion."
Alternatives: "and thereby decrease the" or "and as a result lower the".
A key to obtaining higher yields and quality of pyrolysis oil lies in increasing the heating rate and consequentially reducing the reaction time.
We analysed serum CEA as a continuous variable instead of dichotomous variable, because the cut-off value could be somewhat arbitrary and consequentially reduce predictive accuracy.
Case studies show that AVSR can significantly increase vehicle use rate (VUR) and consequentially reduce vehicle ownership significantly.
The behavioral data for our sample suggests that engaging in unprotected vaginal and anal sex with men who may have concurrent partners may be influenced by relational schemas that make allowances for male infidelity and consequentially reduce a woman's perceptions about her risks for HIV infection.
Therefore the observed increases in plasma flow during treatment may correlate with improved perfusion, reduced hypoxia and consequentially reduced radioresistance.
As an example, filaments in 0.1 M KCl buffer expose to a raise in pH from 7 to 9 changes from the normal form to the coil form, which consequentially reduces their end-to-end length by about a factor of nearly 3.
Therefore, in an effort to optimise the emergency department resources, reduce the mortality and morbidity rate of this trauma (and, consequentially the high costs to society), a team of orthopaedic surgeons, anaesthesiologists and general surgeons applied these principles to form the basis of a treatment protocol for abdomino-pelvic injuries.
Secondly, the presence of chloro- group, an electron withdrawing group, in the 4-CP molecule will also reduce the electron density of aromatic ring which consequentially beefed up the interaction of phenol ring and SAC (Deng et al. 1997).
Demographic events, including population bottlenecks, may reduce the effective population size, resulting in slower rates of TE loss and consequentially higher rates of fixation (Gherman et al. 2007; Lockton et al. 2008).
