The phrase "and minimize levels of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing efforts to reduce the quantity or intensity of something, often in contexts like health, safety, or environmental issues.
Example: "Our goal is to implement strategies that will enhance productivity and minimize levels of waste in our operations."
Alternatives: "and reduce amounts of" or "and lower rates of".
Participants also said that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health workers played a key role in passing on information about the person's chronic illness and this helped to minimize levels of anxiety and confusion that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander patients experienced as a result of being newly diagnosed with a chronic illness.
For pioneering 'biohacking' in coffee, by subbing out cream and sugar for grass-fed butter and Brain Octane Oil, blended into upgraded coffee to minimize levels of mold toxins.
Responding to these governmental activities, some service providers are demanding that the Government minimize levels of governmental intervention.
Inherently safer design strategies include a) substituting highly hazardous substances with less hazardous ones; b) minimizing levels of hazardous materials and energy; c) moderating hazards with the use of alternative forms of materials; and d) reducing unnecessary systems complexity to increase process controllability (Crowl 1996).
Traditionally, ventilator settings in cardiac surgery patients included large VT 10-155 ml/kg) in order to minimize atelectasis and minimal levels of PEEP to reduce hemodynamic consequences.
The optimal codon bias for a gene probably depends both on maintaining high levels of charged tRNAs and minimizing the levels of uncharged tRNAs which may inhibit translation and/or cause a deleterious metabolic response [38], [39], [41].
This less stringent data analysis approach was intended to make the results more comparable across microarray platforms and studies and minimize the level of false negatives.
A court-appointed psychiatrist recommended that the decision be put off for three months and that Mr. Poordavoud get a full psychiatric evaluation and treatment, pointing out that the hospital had found him to be "likely depressed and minimizing his level of depression and suicidal risk".
The ability to behaviourally adjust spawning habitat based on prevailing temperature may be critical to maximize recruitment and minimize population-level impacts of climate change on this key forage fish.
Relaxation training also is recommended because it "can help clients reduce their anxiety and tension when facing stressful situations and minimize their typical levels of motor and psychological tension" (Parks et al. 2004, p. 78).
