The phrase 'reduce problems' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use the phrase when referring to the act of lessening or minimizing the difficulties or issues of a situation. For example, "The new policy was designed to reduce problems associated with employee turnover."
They also retain rainwater, thus helping reduce problems with runoff, while favouring biodiversity and giving birds a place to nest in the urban jungle, ecologists say.
But he said that Sprint planned to roll out an upgraded technology by the second half of 2002 that would reduce problems.
MAGAZINE An article on Jan . 13about the use of taxation to reduce problems like road congestion misstated the given name of an early-20th-century British economist.
CORRECTION: An article on Jan . 13about the use of taxation to reduce problems like road congestion misstated the given name of an early-20th-century British economist.
(Watch today's "On the Ground Video Journal" about malaria) I often take a sheet sack — kind of a sleeping bag but made out of a sheet, to reduce problems with bed bugs.
Understanding the difference between this environment and contemporary poultry-raising environments can help producers design solutions that maximize the welfare of their birds – and reduce problems that are common in the industry.
Department officials say they hope the plan will greatly reduce problems in industries with widespread wage violations, like restaurants and discount retailing, and those with widespread safety violations, like coal mining and construction.
Kate MacFall from the Humane Society of the United States told the BBC Researchch overwhelmingly shows that hunting bears in the woods doesn't reduce problems with bears in neighbourhoods.
Kate MacFall, Florida director for the Humane Society of the United States, said the hunt was "completely unnecessary", adding: "Research overwhelmingly shows that hunting bears in the woods doesn't reduce problems with bears in neighbourhoods.
Also, of course, there is more to climate change than heat — and engineering Earth's temperature will do nothing to reduce problems like changing chemistry in the oceans, which are acidifying as their carbon dioxide levels rise.
"We also helped identify ways to improve their licensing control practices to reduce problems," he added.
