The phrase 'effective approach to reducing' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it any time you need to describe a strategy that is designed to reduce something. For example, "Implementing a recycling program in the local school district is an effective approach to reducing waste."
An effective approach to reducing sex-crimes may be to address a media that more and more portrays our youth as objects instead of children.George Crist Harrisburg, Pennsylvania* SIR – Young people should be handled delicately.
The Earthquake Early Warning (EEW) system is a very effective approach to reducing earthquake hazards.
Improved access to healthcare, early detection, and timely treatment constitute an effective approach to reducing the impact of NCDs (Alwan 2011).
Recently alloying with a transition metal has been considered as an effective approach to reducing the loading of Pd and enhancing the activity of Pd-based catalysts simultaneously.
In calculations of chemically reactive flows, dimension reduction of reactive systems via the use of slow attracting manifolds is an effective approach to reducing the computational burden.
Test examples demonstrate that it provides an effective approach to reducing the time yet improving the quality of tire mold development.
Food supplementation after the community exposure to radioactivity through a diet of locally grown foods should be considered as an effective approach to reduce adverse health effects of radiation.
Shiue and Chakrabarti studied power-efficient partitioned cache organizations, identifying cache sub-banking as an effective approach to reduce cache power consumption [14].
Introduction of cross-linked structure to sulfonated polymers is an effective approach to reduce the methanol permeability of the polymers for application in direct methanol fuel cells.
