The phrase "arguments for reducing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing reasons or justifications for decreasing something, such as costs, emissions, or other factors.
Example: "The arguments for reducing carbon emissions are becoming increasingly compelling as climate change impacts intensify."
Alternatives: "reasons to decrease" or "justifications for lowering".
Maintaining low interest rates for private bank loans has been one of the main arguments for reducing budget deficits.
Allan Guthrie, co-founder of Blasted Heath, an online publisher in Glasgow, which published Mr. Seaman's new crime e-book, said there were moral and logical arguments for reducing e-book taxes.
And you can dismiss the last three items on that list as things that only niche groups care about not a lot of people want to hear arguments for reducing the population of our overcrowded prisons or discuss whether we're strangling innovations by giving too much power to copyright holders.
Our study provides arguments for reducing CR achievement in infants admitted to PED for bronchiolitis.
Our study provides arguments for reducing chest radiographs in infants with bronchiolitis.
Those who disagreed argued that a pre-occupation with developing 'business cases' for interventions might obscure the social justice arguments for reducing ethnic health inequalities.
Thomas Friedman's argument for reducing the U.S. footprint in Afghanistan has merit, but he presents only one side.
The other leg of the argument for reducing national debt has to do with the burden on future generations.
"There can be no argument for reducing taxes for the richest when they are already contributing a smaller share of their income than the poorest," she said.
That is a strong argument for reducing the schedule permanently to a more meaningful 70 games or so, but the league will probably never do it.
But £450k to the average licence payer represents a large multiple of their annual earnings and is therefore an attractive snippet of evidence that a government can add to its argument for reducing the BBC's power and scope.
