The phrase "and thus reducing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a consequence or result of an action that leads to a reduction in something.
Example: "The new policy was implemented to streamline operations, and thus reducing costs significantly."
Alternatives: "thereby decreasing" or "resulting in a reduction".
First, how do we prevent wealthy individuals from hiding away their finances, and thus reducing their taxes?
But that parentheses — "and thus reducing" — is a little too fast.
Improving the understanding of subsurface systems and thus reducing prediction uncertainty requires collection of data.
But for doctors, the increase in identical twins is frustrating because a major reason for doing blastocyst transfer is using fewer embryos and thus reducing multiple births.
Some environmentalists have advocated giving carbon dioxide credits only for increasing the efficiency of energy use, and thus reducing the amount of fuel that must be burned.
It has been openly contemptuous of the Kyoto agreement aimed at reducing emissions from fossil fuels and thus reducing dependence on fossil fuels.
The microscope includes software that compiles the locations of potentially relevant cells, obviating the need for a more subjective manual scan and thus reducing human error.
This essentially causes immobilization of some portion of the electrical charge in the dielectric, impeding charge collection during the dewetting process and, thus, reducing energy generation efficiency.
Similarly, a lawyer might cross‐reference his casework, recording it, for instance, by felony, misdemeanor, divorce, or eviction proceeding and thus reducing the time for researching new cases.
But a tree planted in a city also lowers fossil fuel usage, by cooling the city and thus reducing the amount of electricity consumed in air conditioning.
This article redefines the problem from one of improving forecasting to one of increasing product development agility and thus reducing the need for accurate long-term forecasts.
