The phrase "reduce bottlenecks" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase is used to describe a process of resolving some kind of obstacle that impedes progress or productivity. For example, "Our goal in this project is to reduce bottlenecks in order to get the desired results more quickly."
The goal is to eliminate all of its manned tollbooths to reduce bottlenecks.
Tom Ridge, director of homeland security, said the proposed cards would help reduce bottlenecks.
FedEx and the United Parcel Service use them to study the effectiveness of their shipping routes and reduce bottlenecks.
Service changes range from the obvious, like the new customer ordering system, to the subtle, such as small extensions to the "Drive Thru" windows to reduce bottlenecks.
Such lines could also help reduce bottlenecks in the grid and allow electricity to be traded over a wider area without any need to build new lines.
Soon there may be a financial incentive as well: to reduce bottlenecks, the government is encouraging airports to increase landing fees at peak hours.
Once PFA is performed in clinic, potential targets for improvement can be identified to reduce bottleneck effects in the patient visit, and provide objective data to improve utilization of existing resources.
Smart, connected products have allowed Joy to offer Smart Services, such as "lighting up the mine" (exposing the key bottlenecks affecting overall mine performance and productivity) and systematically reducing bottlenecks to increase material flow.
Of course, even critics confess a personal affection for E-ZPass, which has reduced bottlenecks at toll plazas and offered an alternative to the panicked ritual of fumbling for coins at the last minute.
The increasing complexity and high unpredictability in manufacturing activities require immediate reactions to emerging disturbances, such us reducing bottlenecks, and avoiding brake-downs and idleness of critical equipment in order to increase productivity and therefore, the company's competitiveness.
But there are other ways of reducing bottlenecks at airports, for example by using visual displays to nudge passengers so that they don't rush the gates.
