"reduce contradictions" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to a plan or strategy for making two conflicting ideas or opinions more consistent or compatible. For example, "The government aims to reduce contradictions in taxation policy within the state."
It is this impulse to embrace poetically rather than to reduce the contradictions of life cerebrally that makes Mr. Meireles's art rich and entertaining.
This reduces a contradiction.
This shows that f is bounded and hence this reduces a contradiction.
It should be noted that in the only-child family, the uniqueness of the subject reduces the contradiction between intergenerational interests and also increases the urgency of intergenerational intimacy and intergenerational responsibility.
We synthesized the data of RCTs meeting the inclusion criteria in order to reduce the complexity and contradictions of different RCTs with relatively small samples collected from available databases and literatures.
By proposing the concept of "contradiction cloud" as three value graphical representation of a set of elementary contradictions, we claim that designers considerably reduce the fuzziness of a contradiction choice prior entering in a solving phase in Inventive Design processes.
We then inspected similarities and differences across the textual summaries in order to avoid contradiction and reduce the developed number of themes.
However, this process has proved very challenging, as the management instruments that the regional authority devised to reduce the tension have inbuilt contradictions that created mismatches between governance and ecosystem dynamics in the SES.
First, the presence of multiple contradictions tended to reduce physician's confidence and, as such, increased their threshold for saturation.
The executives were asked if there was a contradiction between the pressure on them to reduce prices and the expectation to invest billions of pounds in new plant.
