The phrase "further reduce the problem" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing ways to simplify or minimize an issue or challenge.
Example: "To make the analysis more manageable, we need to further reduce the problem by breaking it down into smaller components."
Alternatives: "simplify the issue" or "minimize the challenge."
To further reduce the problem size, a spatial decomposition scheme has also been applied.
Does Facebook feel it has the problem under control, or does it need to apply more staff or other resources to further reduce the problem?
And even within a set of biologically relevant genes, using the GIN prioritization scores to further refine interactions tests, such as testing only within the top 100 SNPs ranked by these scores, will further reduce the problem.
This will further reduce the problem of multiple antenatal care attendance.
Further studies will investigate the quantitative and spatial performance of this system in 3D functional tomography studies in vivo and future work will also focus on multimodal studies using anatomical information provided by Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) acquired in a non-concurrent setting to further reduce the ill-posedness of the problem [ 41].
Bristol-Myers Squibb said on Wednesday it received U.S. regulatory clearance to market a package that includes its cholesterol medication Pravachol with aspirin, to further reduce the risk of heart problems.
Intestinal worm infections, a chronic problem, further reduce the amount of iron they absorb, leaving them weak and anaemic.
To further reduce the complexity of the assembly problem, we classify all contigs as either long (more than 500 bp) or short and concentrate on ordering the long contigs correctly.
To avoid this problem and further reduce the derived form to those entry fields that are relevant in a particular application context, archetypes should be customized before generating the form.
While both new problems can be handled by the existing convex optimization tools, e.g., CVX[20], we specifically design a multi-level water-filling (MLWF) algorithm to solve the upper bound problem that can further reduce the computational complexity.
We also generate problem-specific cuts to further reduce the solution time for our formulation.
