The phrase "and reduce the availability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate a decrease in the accessibility or presence of something.
Example: "The new policy will increase costs and reduce the availability of resources for the project."
Alternatives: "and limit access" or "and decrease accessibility".
"Inappropriately applied incentives to encourage biochar might increase the cost and reduce the availability of food crops," they wrote.
Contaminated lakes, rivers and dams which expose people to toxins and disease, and reduce the availability of freshwater.
Extreme weather can also harm vital infrastructure like communication systems, homes, and reduce the availability of clean water and food.
At a national level we need the government to introduce national measures such as minimum unit pricing, and reduce the availability of alcohol, and restrict advertising and marketing".
The model, consisting of a community mobilization strategy and environmental strategies targeting homes, schools, and retail outlets, is designed to increase community readiness and reduce the availability of HLPs, which is hypothesized to reduce HLPs use among children.
Tannins readily sink in the water bodies and reduce the availability of oxygen in deeper water layers.
Bankruptcies among small energy-sector companies, which are of limited economic importance themselves, are creating pressures in global banking and reducing the availability of credit to healthy businesses and households that would otherwise be beneficiaries of cheaper oil.
Laboratory studies have already shown that elevated carbon dioxide changes the pH and reduces the availability of calcium carbonate in the seawater.
The central bank is trying to increase economic activity by holding down interest rates and reducing the availability of safe assets like Treasury bonds, pushing investors to take larger risks and reducing borrowing costs for businesses and consumers.
It says prohibition has only a limited effect on deterring drug use and reducing the availability of drugs.
When McCain launched his campaign, he opposed the tax cuts because he said they favored the wealthy and reduced the availability of government resources during wartime.
