The phrase "areas for reducing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing specific aspects or sectors where reductions can be made, such as in costs, waste, or emissions.
Example: "We have identified several areas for reducing our operational costs this quarter."
Alternatives: "opportunities for decreasing" or "aspects for minimizing".
Assistant Professor Elsa Olivetti combines cost and environmental data to identify high-impact areas for reducing pollution and greenhouse gases.
The areas for reducing spending have been chosen judiciously and are augmented by a host of measures to improve the delivery and quality of medical care.
The study finds that white losses appear to be spurred both by interracial contact in district where their children attend school and by the opportunities available in metropolitan areas for reducing that contact.
This research was supported financially by Fondos Mixtos Conacyt through the Project FOMIX-13149 "Design, construction, equipment and startup of a state center for innovation and technology transfer for the development of coffee growing in Chiapas, Mexico" and through the Project MT-11063 of Ecosur "Social and environmental innovation in coffee growing areas for reducing vulnerability".
Key areas for reducing waste lie in combined heat and power at big facilities and controlling the pumping of water.
There were identifiable areas for reducing measurement error and providing more certainty around decision-making.
The authors point out, though, that this also makes agriculture a clear area for reducing water use.
A halophilic bacterium, Halomonas TD01 isolated from a salt lake in Xinjiang, China was cultivated in an unsterile and continuous fermentation process (Tan et al. [2011]) that opened a new area for reducing the cost in PHA production.
The SMRAC model focuses on three service areas essential for reducing abortion-related maternal mortality: MR and abortion for legal indications, treatment for abortion complications (complications of spontaneous abortion and MR as well as complications of unsafe induced abortion), and contraceptive services for MR and PAC patients.
Goals of care issues and establishment of follow-up care were the next most frequent contributors to delay.CONCLUSION: Together with perspectives from interviewed staff, these results highlight multiple different areas of opportunity for reducing LLOS and maximising the care capacity of inpatient hospitals.
Remote sensing that incorporates estimation of forest height (i.e., LIDAR) as well as area offers promise for reducing the difficulties involved with collecting data on three dimensional as opposed to two dimensional attributes [15], [16].
