The phrase "artifacts can be reduced" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in contexts discussing the simplification or minimization of artifacts, such as in data analysis, archaeology, or software development.
Example: "In our study, we found that artifacts can be reduced to enhance the clarity of the results."
Alternatives: "artifacts can be minimized" or "artifacts can be simplified."
Intuitively, flickering artifacts can be reduced if the coding mode switch is kept less frequent [26].
When reconstructing the data using FBP or gridrec, truncation artifacts can be reduced by padding the data to a larger virtual detector [33].
These artifacts can be reduced by applying post-filtering with small to modest amounts of blurring but at the cost of lower image contrast.
The Integral Parallel Acquisition Technique (iPAT) was used with an acceleration factor of 2. Acquisition time and image distortion from susceptibility artifacts can be reduced by the iPAT method.
Motion artifacts can be reduced only when increases in speed are used to decrease total acquisition time rather than increase the size of the data set.
By using a k-space energy-anchored pulse sequence, Type 2 artifacts can be reduced or even potentially eliminated as schematically shown in Figure 2(g).
The work is being performed in close collaboration with experimental laboratories, giving the opportunity to immediately determine how closely a modeling technique can match the experimental reality (or how experimental artifact can be reduced so as to match a model).
Motion artifact can be reduced by proper design of the electronics circuitry and setup.
Motion artifact can be reduced by proper design of the electronics circuitry and set-up.
The muscle artifact can be reduced by moving or reorienting the coil, by reducing TMS intensity or by a combination of these.
The artifact can be reduced if circularly polarized incident light is used instead of linearly polarized light [ 34] as has been demonstrated with an 840-nm probe beam [ 27].
