The phrase "and reduce the pressure" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in contexts where you are discussing ways to alleviate stress, tension, or physical pressure in various situations.
Example: "To improve the team's performance, we need to implement strategies that can help us manage our workload and reduce the pressure."
Alternatives: "and alleviate the stress" or "and lessen the strain".
It might boost the economy and reduce the pressure of population in some fragile places.
Why not add high-speed train connections to major cities and reduce the pressure on air traffic?
Next year, Mr. Sibal is eliminating the 10th-grade exams and introducing a grading system to evaluate students, partly to encourage more creativity and reduce the pressure.
One possibility is to drill into a hydrate-rich formation and reduce the pressure in the surrounding rock sufficiently to release the methane from the water lattice.
But for a growing number of older people it could help them hold on to their independence for longer, and reduce the pressure on families, carers and the health and social care system.
"They reduce some of the pressures for capital outflows and reduce the pressure on the rupiah for the time being, but we have to work on our homework to stabilize the rupiah.
But this will not be enough to redress the increasing north-south divide, cut the cost of government and reduce the pressures on London.
And let's hire more border staff, to shorten lines and reduce the pressures on agents (a better use, perhaps, of ESTA's fee).
But they do offer a ray of hope to any candidate who runs on pragmatic solutions, not magical realism, to create jobs and reduce the pressures of inequality on the middle class and the poor.
Even before the A.C.L. tear last July, Woods had gone through swing changes with Hank Haney aimed at slightly flattening Woods's angle of attack and reducing the pressure on his knee.
And yet there are two reasons to suppose that he would be more decisive and consistent than Mr Clinton.The first is this month's election, which has greatly strengthened Mr Gore and reduced the pressure to pander ceaselessly.
