The phrase "assessment could reduce" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the potential impact of an assessment on a particular outcome or issue.
Example: "The assessment could reduce the number of errors in the final report by identifying issues early in the process."
Alternatives: "evaluation might lessen" or "review could diminish".
The new assessment could reduce international fears of a confrontation over Iran's nuclear program, at least temporarily.
The fatigue assessment could reduce the safety factor in the propeller scantling rules and allow improving the quality of propeller design (e.g. obtaining higher efficiency, margin on cavitation phenomena, less noise).
10 12 It has been argued that genetic PCa risk assessment could reduce the use of PSA tests, saving it for patients at high risk of PCa.
Multiple stressors could synergize risk related to exposure to an individual toxicant or a mixture of pollutants; in contrast, understanding and attempting to eliminate non-chemical stressors within the context of cumulative risk assessment could reduce the risk from chemical stressors or pollutants.
Contrary to traditional, high-stakes assessment, PTs could reduce the levels of stress toward examination preparation.
The National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (Nice), which decides what drugs should be available on the NHS, will no longer wait until a drug has been licensed as safe before starting its assessments, which could reduce delays to a maximum of six months.
Azeotropic data are very important in the design of distillation processes, and their theoretical assessment could significantly reduce the costs of selection of proper agents for industrial processes.
The hypothesis that a post discharge, multidisciplinary assessment and management program could reduce readmissions and improve quality of life could not be proven, in part related to the unexpectedly small sample size.
The commission's own assessment suggests that the FTT could reduce long-run GDP in Europe by anywhere from 0.5% to 1.8%.
First, the application of a quantitative weighting and scaling model, like a clinical utility index, could reduce benefit risk assessment complexity and aid dose selection optimization.
Meanwhile, CCII could reduce pain, morning stiffness, health assessment questionnaire (HAQ), and assessments by investigator and patient, and the incidence of adverse events of CCII was lower than that of methotrexate (MTX) [ 19].
