The phrase "reduce illness" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in any context when talking about measures or strategies aimed at reducing or preventing illnesses. For example: "The government has implemented new policies designed to reduce illness in our community."
Flu vaccination can reduce illness and prevent flu-related hospitalizations.
Staying healthy can help reduce illness and injury and also reduce medical costs.
Meanwhile, both LGG and Dannon's L. casei strain have been shown in studies of children attending day care to reduce illness.
Disrupting the Pf life cycle as the parasite circulates between humans and Anopheles mosquitoes has the potential to reduce infections within communities, and thus reduce illness and death2.
Many studies have reported the results of interventions to reduce illness through improvements in drinking water, sanitation facilities, and hygiene practices in less developed countries.
"Additives such as preservatives can keep food from decaying and reduce illness," he says, while "other things that are additives may have some carcinogenic property and don't really add much value".
By advising employees on such topics as smoking, alcohol or drug abuse, exercise, and diet, the occupational health service can improve worker health and efficiency and reduce illness and absenteeism.
To break the back of the epidemic, even more ambitious approaches to prevention, testing and treatment will need to be explored to reduce illness and death and ultimately prevent new infections.
The three types of cancer were chosen for scrutiny because there is good evidence that, for certain age groups, screening for these cancers can reduce illness and save lives.
Despite a general consensus that state-of-the-art treatment for breast cancer should include educational and counseling interventions to reduce illness or treatment-related symptoms, there are few prospective, theoretically based, phase-specific randomized, controlled trials that have evaluated the effectiveness of such interventions in promoting adjustment.
Conversely, while some social innovations do reduce illness, more create benefits suggesting they tend to make positive contributions externally rather than reduce negative consequences.
