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The phrase "and to reduce the frequency of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing measures or actions taken to lessen the occurrence of something, often in a formal or technical context.
Example: "The new policy aims to improve workplace safety and to reduce the frequency of accidents on the job."
Alternatives: "and to lessen the occurrence of" or "and to minimize the rate of".
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He added that all these reports were investigated and 'specific continued airworthiness actions have been taken in respect of BAe 146 and Boeing 757 aircraft to mitigate any effects and to reduce the frequency of occurrence.
The agency gave grant money to an equipment maker to find a way to speed up explosives-detection machines that screen baggage and to reduce the frequency of false positives.
Computer-assisted provider order entry is a technology that is designed to expedite medical ordering and to reduce the frequency of preventable errors.
The agency appeared set to go ahead with plans to eliminate a report on the nursery industry and to reduce the frequency of reports on potato stockpiles and the use of farm pesticides and fertilizers.
In particular, it decided to stop proselytizing in hospitals, to discontinue loudspeakers in the streets, and to reduce the frequency of evangelization under the "big top".
More advanced methods of clinical decision support may be suitable to improve the management of this DDI and to reduce the frequency of hyperkalaemia.
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Safety regulations have been implemented among long-haul truck drivers and airline pilots to reduce the frequency of accidents.
We might well treat some of these trends more seriously and engage with communities to reduce the frequency of violence.
Mostly, Glybera was supposed to reduce the frequency of hospitalizations.
Our first priority should be to reduce the frequency of assaults.
In such cases, his first step is to reduce the frequency of meetings to once every three months.
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