The phrase "arrangements would reduce" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing plans or modifications that aim to lessen something, such as costs, risks, or negative impacts.
Example: "The new arrangements would reduce the overall expenses for the project significantly."
Alternatives: "plans would decrease" or "measures would lessen".
Standardised collateral arrangements would reduce the sort of payment disputes that have flared up this year, including those between AIG and buyers of its insurance.
The creation of construction and housing cooperatives is one step being discussed: such arrangements would reduce building costs and allow groups of individuals to build, say, a small apartment block.
We assumed that better recognition and management of medical and psychiatric diagnoses, prevention of delirium and other complications, improved wellbeing and communication, more timely planning, and better follow-up arrangements would reduce length of stay, readmissions, and care home placement, 1 10 but the benefits we observed were modest and could have occurred by chance.
The consortium is willing to negotiate a working arrangement that would reduce the $2.1 million joining fee, or allow a period to phase in the higher cost, he said.
Though terms of the deal were not disclosed, the cast members were believed to have agreed to an arrangement that would reduce their salaries by less than 45 percent but would not include profit participation.
This is an entirely fees-free deal with no valuation, legal or arrangement fees to pay that would reduce Mr Hilton's interest payments to £176.74 per month, giving a monthly saving of £116.06 as he currently pays £293 a month.
North Castle also benefited from this arrangement because the new drainage plan would reduce flooding at its highway department yard and would allow for drainage of a small town-owned parcel south of the gully as well, town officials said.
The Bush administration has been pressing for agreements with other nations that would reduce the reliance on informal, ad hoc arrangements between law enforcement agencies.
So also, mainstreaming of gender balance would reduce the tendencies of corruption than gender insensitive arrangement.
Letting the Scots raise the cash they want to spend would not solve the West Lothian question, but it would reduce the grievance about taxes and spending that feeds the growing dissatisfaction with the arrangement south of the border.
This would reduce competition.
