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The phrase "and hence reduce the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a consequence or result of a previous statement, often in formal or academic writing.
Example: "Implementing these changes will streamline our processes and hence reduce the overall time required for project completion."
Alternatives: "and thus decrease the" or "and therefore lessen the".
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Mergers, the latest wisdom has it, create bigger and usually stronger banks and hence reduce the risk of crisis.
In truth, I refused an interview because the article would distort the life, and hence reduce the dignity, of this animal.
And rising bond yields push up discount rates and hence reduce the liabilities of Japan's beleaguered insurers.Bond yields probably have further to rise: even by Japanese standards they are still low, and the economy is picking up.
This could significantly increase the product yield, productivity, and concentration and hence reduce the production costs.
But for the users, less time is allocated for transmitting and hence reduce the SE.
This can break agglomerates and hence reduce the amount of solvent immobilized by the particles.
Those weaken the matrix and hence reduce the split strength of concrete.
They interfere with the direct arrivals and hence reduce the reliability of direct-arrival traveltimes and amplitudes.
The adapted heuristics are designed to provide an extended battery life and hence reduce the number of battery recharges.
Multiple WFMT features can be used to form a reference invariant feature through the linearity property of FMT and hence reduce the variability of the input fingerprint images.
This could eventually decrease the frequency of adsorbent replacement/regeneration and hence reduce the operating cost of the fixed-bed adsorption process.
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