The phrase "as this would reduce" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when explaining the potential benefits or outcomes of a particular action or decision that leads to a decrease in something.
Example: "We should consider implementing these changes, as this would reduce our overall costs significantly."
Alternatives: "since this would lower" or "because this would diminish".
A smashed plate could never reassemble itself, as this would reduce the entropy of the system in defiance of the second law of thermodynamics.
Reaction time may be an even stronger correlate of cognitive effort when accuracy is equalized across task difficulty, novelty and aging, as this would reduce any strategic changes, which may include speed-accuracy tradeoffs.
We recommend the preferential use of bathroom water over laundry water where possible as this would reduce the annual burden of disease to align with the current Australian recycled water guidelines, which recommend a threshold of 10−6 DALYs per person.
Brunette and Couture (2008) pointed out that governments should not provide direct compensation for forest damage as this would reduce incentives for risk management.
Second, the uptake into the polymer must not deplete the sample of analyte, as this would reduce the chemical activity in the sample [18].
However, the monotonic case of convergence when γ=0 (i.e., when the level of rigidities encountered by a municipality is null) can be represented through a phase diagram, as this would reduce the Jacobian to a 2×2 matrix.
If non-linkage occurred at random, as is likely, this would reduce the power of the study, but not bias the results.
By entering extended torpor, sometimes referred to as hibernation, this would reduce the thermoregulatory stress in females, whereas males remain more active in preparation for the upcoming mating season.
As a consequence this would reduce subsequent immune complex formation and ultimately decrease FDC network loading.
Simulation of the extension of the existing lead reduction program to cover the North zone (Utah), as well as the Kaibab Plateau, indicates that this would reduce mortality caused by lead intoxication substantially.
As an added benefit this would reduce the potential for nosocomial transmission; Gelmanova et al. [ 12] showed prolonged admission in TB hospitals to be an important risk factor in acquiring MDR-TB.
