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The phrase "are needed to reduce" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing requirements or necessities for decreasing something, such as costs, risks, or emissions.
Example: "Additional resources are needed to reduce the impact of climate change."
Alternatives: "are required to lessen" or "are essential to diminish".
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And they seemed to agree that radical measures are needed to reduce the nation's debt.
Republican leaders say that budget cuts are needed to reduce a dangerously large deficit.
Jeff Funk, Tokyo: I agree with your argument that higher prices are needed to reduce oil consumption.
Permanent reductions in public debts are needed to reduce borrowing costs and stimulate private demand, Mr. Trichet said.
Multi-hop vehicular networks are needed to reduce the cost of fix infrastructure deployment.
Therefore, lengthy operations are needed to reduce the size of the intervals to the gene level.
Strategies are needed to reduce their impacts while still providing quality care for patients.
Climate adaptation measures are needed to reduce the vulnerability of urban areas.
As a result, simpler search algorithms and/or selection criteria are needed to reduce the complexity.
Improvements in phase 2 trial design are needed to reduce these false-positive signals.
Additional interventions are needed to reduce the barriers to medication safety practices for pediatric emergency nurses.
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