The part of sentence 'reduce opportunity' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to express that an action or decision may cause fewer chances or opportunities for something to happen. For example, "The company's plan to lay off a third of the workforce will reduce opportunity for employees to move up the ranks."
We think the government should consider taxing big business for the substantial benefits it gains from a plentiful supply of graduates and using that money to expand, rather than reduce, opportunity to study.
In some cases it seems as if policy has actually been designed to reduce opportunity: government support for many state schools has been steadily gutted over the last few decades — and especially in the last few years.
These programmes use new, ready-to-use, therapeutic foods and are designed to increase access to services, reduce opportunity costs, encourage early presentation and compliance, and thereby increase coverage and recovery rates.
Note that these processes may be connected since rapid transit time will reduce opportunity for signal amplification and cross talk.
Some doctors specifically mentioned nurse practitioners who 'seem to be rapidly encroaching on the roles of FY1 doctors & in some circumstances they reduce opportunity for training/learning' (09 16).
For the full duration of drug administration, the rats were suspended with a rodent sling cover (Lomir Biomedical Inc., Canada) to keep each drug from moving from the site of application and to reduce opportunity for oral ingestion.
This may be the case, for instance, if the reduced earnings contribute to reduce opportunities for education or health care.
It would also reduce opportunities for the enemy.
The Mexican government is considering isolating drug offenders from regular inmates to reduce opportunities for abuse.
Requirements to attend after-school remedial classes also reduce opportunities for exercise.
Similarly, being one of only a few staff may reduce opportunities for lift-sharing.
