"reduce frequency" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate that something should happen less often, or at a slower rate. For example, "We need to reduce the frequency of meetings to once a month."
Noven's drug did reduce frequency in two trials by statistically significant amounts.
The cuts would eliminate two subway lines, create more crowding on subways and buses, and reduce frequency at off-peak hours.
Several different interventions have been examined to alleviate pain and reduce frequency of trigeminal neuralgia (TN) paroxysms.
Therefore, such a diet may be expected to reduce frequency of headaches occurring in the premenstrual period.
Amifostine at different doses and schedules has been found to reduce frequency or severity of esophagitis in this setting.
Following the tradition, the management of primary headaches is divided into acute/symptomatic (to relieve headache attack) and preventive (to reduce frequency and intensity of headache attacks) treatment.
We need to enable universal local and specialty outcome measures such as reduced morbidity, longevity and reduced frequency of check-ins but with the intelligence of associating critical demographic and care team interventional data.
The higher the reduced frequency, the better the reconstruction results.
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Extra bits may imply larger implementation area, larger delays, and reduced frequency.
The decrease in response latency only occurred in noise-exposed fibers with significantly reduced frequency selectivity.
