"reduce current" is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used as a verb, to mean decrease, minimize, or lower. For example: We must reduce current energy costs in order to save money.
"This would probably drastically reduce current spending".
Ajmaline did not significantly reduce current amplitudes.
"In their rush to build, the government must avoid the temptation to reduce current standards".
The first approach is to reduce current account surplus indirectly via narrowing the saving-investment gap.
These can potentially reduce current manual and error-prone construction planning processes.
Penny-wise, pound-foolish cuts reduce current spending by a little but raise future costs by a lot.
Clarke said: "The shift to renting privately can reduce current living standards and future wealth, with implications for individuals and the state.
In the meantime, there is plenty of scope to reduce current prison populations – so long as politicians' egos do not get in the way.
But city housing officials say Congress needs to further reduce current quotas for housing the very poor so that more units will be available to working families.
Still, further work is needed to reduce current modeling uncertainties and to better characterize SWOT measurement errors.
The twisting structure can also reduce current degradation and AC loss, and thus enhance the transport capacity of HTS tape.
