The phrase "another assignment to reduce" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an additional task or project that involves minimizing or decreasing something, such as workload, costs, or resources.
Example: "The manager has given us another assignment to reduce our expenses for the upcoming quarter."
Alternatives: "a new task to minimize" or "an additional job to cut down".
Last Saturday, at the behest of Speaker Gifford Miller, the entire Council broke up into borough delegations and combed over approximately $700 million that they had proposed restoring to the mayor's preliminary budget, with the assignment to reduce those restorations by $200 million.
This paper proposes an efficient network mobility support scheme with direct home network prefix (HNP) assignment to reduce the location update cost and packet tunneling cost.
To realize the approach, two main features have been proposed: (i) a scheme for IP address assignment to reduce TCP downtime and (ii) two virtual interfaces were proposed for the VM migration; one interface operates during normal operation and the other one operates when a VM migration is triggered.
Since the opinion that POCs utilization can lead to better utilization of the spectrum and throughput improvement was proposed by Arunesh Mishra [5], there have been growing interests in exploiting POCs to improve network performance, and the focus is mainly on exploiting partially overlapped channel assignment to reduce interference.
You are a member of a public health task force with the assignment to reduce the impact of influenza on your community.
The rational for this strategy is that while each tube assignment reduces our probability of finding another assignment to the same tube, the reduction in probability is minimized when we make an assignment to the tube that is currently the largest.
Furthermore, we integrate the layer assignment technique to reduce the inserted jumper and via counts.
We propose an alternative frequency assignment scheme to reduce FWM crosstalk by allocating frequencies to a set of unevenly spaced channels determined by an optical spreading code.
In this paper, a wavelength assignment method to reduce the number of wavelengths is proposed to establish all-to-all broadcast in a bidirectional WDM ring network.
Subnetwork analysis is often used in traffic assignment problems to reduce the size of the network being analyzed, with a corresponding decrease in computation time.
