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The phrase "in terms of reducing" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate a specific aspect or perspective related to reducing something. Examples: - "In terms of reducing our carbon footprint, we have implemented several eco-friendly initiatives." - "The company's main focus in terms of reducing costs is streamlining their supply chain." - "In terms of reducing waste, we have introduced a new recycling program." - "The government's approach in terms of reducing crime rates has been met with mixed reactions from the public." - "When it comes to budgeting, we need to consider various factors in terms of reducing our expenses."
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But in terms of reducing class size it is just not a viable option today.
"Dilma's government will advance further in terms of reducing inequality," he said.
"But it's not clear that it does them any good in terms of reducing homicide".
"In terms of reducing class size, it is just not a viable option today.
We are not targeted at all, in any way, in terms of reducing numbers".
But what universal remotes give in terms of reducing clutter, they often take away with increasing complexity.
For example, in terms of reducing emissions, is the US grid better or worse than Europe's for charging electric cars?
For me, this surgery has been a miracle in terms of reducing the physical symptoms of Parkinson's.
"Through learning over time, consumers are really efficient in terms of reducing their transaction costs," Professor Sheth said.
"In terms of reducing the travelling costs we are looking at moving away from long-distance chartering," one source said.
The refurbishment of buildings is often talked about as being the low hanging fruit in terms of reducing emissions.
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