The phrase "reduce commuting" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
For example, you could use the following sentence: "The city council has introduced several initiatives to reduce commuting."
The decision, officials said, would help reduce commuting problems on local roads, many of them still unplowed and impassable after nearly two feet of snow.
Many factories in the eastern and southern outskirts of the city have erected apartment buildings to house workers as a way to reduce commuting traffic in the metropolis.
That means, among other things, better public transportation, better public spaces and better housing that encourages dense vertical buildings, which are more energy efficient and make shared services easier to deliver, and more e-learning and e-commerce opportunities that reduce commuting.
We know that optimizing trips to such destinations is a classical reason for relocation, so households move to a preferred neighborhood, closer to friends or to their workplace in order to reduce commuting times.
Motivated by these observations we have taken a step forward by designing and launching a mobile application, OpenStreetCab, whose aim is to help users reduce commuting costs by taxi.
A number of state agencies, including those in Utah, are going to four-day workweeks to save energy costs and reduce commuting expenses for their employees.
Objective To determine whether the author's 20.9 lb (9.5 kg) carbon frame bicycle reduced commuting time compared with his 29.75 lb (13.5 kg) steel frame bicycle.
For riders, the restoration promised to drastically reduce commute times for Manhattan-bound trips.
The policies encourage development of housing near public transit to reduce commutes and curb the growth of suburbs.
The new train lines and highways will reduce commutes and help stitch together China's domestic economy, much as the Interstate System of highways did in the United States.
Density is not solely a means to reduce commute times and address other sustainability issues.
