The phrase "and so lessened" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a reduction or decrease in something as a result of a preceding action or condition.
Example: "The constant noise from the construction site was overwhelming, and so lessened my ability to concentrate on my work."
Alternatives: "and thus diminished" or "and consequently reduced".
(See Cerny-Pickas & Co. v. C. R. Jahn Co., 7 Ill .2d 393). Such an agreement transfers the risk of a possible financial burden and so lessens the impact of the sanctions that induce adherence to the required standard of care.
Below 30%, the >70% water keeps the temperature increase upon an exothermal reaction with an organic within bounds and so lessens the risk of a thermal runaway.
Thus the phytoplankton population would be effectively reduced and so lessen competition for nutrients later in the season.
This highlights the possibility of targeting intracellular bacteria as a way to reduce initiation of abscess formation and so lessen the bacterial load with important consequences for patient well-being.
There has been increased emphasis on using the enteral route for nutritional support occasioned by the desire to maintain gut integrity and so lessen the translocation of bacteria from the gut [ 85].
We conclude that while newsprint representations highlighting EDs in males may serve to increase awareness and so lessen associated stigma, the ways these ideas are conveyed may have significant implications for the experiences, help-seeking and treatment of men with EDs.
Designers have increasingly been looking to the natural landscape to mitigate the impact of flooding on developed areas, freeing up regions such as marshlands to take on excess water temporarily and so lessen a tendency to continue raising the height of levees as an exclusive means of enhancing protection.
My severe night sweats and hot flashes were so lessened in their intensity that they ceased to occupy my attention.
The characters in those works are fictional, and so the lessening of the pain we feel at their fates must, if the fictionality gap holds, hold merely in virtue of the fact that they are fictional.
Conversely, lowering income materializes whenever elasticity of consumption per person is less than 1 and so does not lessen impact in proportion to the declining income".
