"reduce target" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used in a business or goal-oriented context to refer to a specific objective or goal that needs to be lowered or decreased. One example of using this phrase could be: "In order to stay within our budget, we will need to reduce our target sales by 10% for the next quarter."
Finally, it is worth discussing the fact that some of our manipulations appear to reduce target detection rates.
The birch-free radius where neighbors started to reduce target performance was 3 4 m for diameter increment and 2 3 m for crown size.
The central bank can reduce target inflation without much difficulty, but adjusting reaction coefficients on lagged inflation and output is more costly.
The collision maps are designed to facilitate the governing agencies' decision-making processes when selecting appropriate safety countermeasures to reduce target collision configurations at screened locations.
To evaluate the current beliefs about the ways to reduce target registration error (TRE) values in image guided Sinus surgery by rearranging the fiducial configuration, and investigating the best configurations for various surgical fields in a phantom study.
The experimental results demonstrate that compared with Probability-based target Prediction and Sleep Scheduling strategy (PPSS), KPNS scheme improves the energy efficiency by 60%, and can reduce target missing rate and tracking delay to 66%, 75% respectively.
They will reduce targets and bureaucracy, replacing them (like Labour) with entitlements guaranteeing diagnosis and treatment on time, or care in the private sector.
The objective of the proposal was to limit the collection of IP addresses by search engines in order to reduce targeted advertising.
The results provide evidence that both edgeline and centreline (alone or in combination) reduce targeted (same-side) crashes.
Yet, such modifications reduce targeting specificity.
Indeed, in the patients who were studied in normoglycemic conditions, ischemic preconditioning tended to reduce targeting: in 6 out of 8 volunteers targeting was reduced (p = 0.087).
