The phrase "reduce the fact" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used when discussing the simplification or minimization of a particular fact or piece of information.
Example: "In order to make the report clearer, we need to reduce the fact to its essential components."
Alternatives: "simplify the fact" or "minimize the fact."
Characterizing the terrorist threat as Islamic, with the implication that terrorism is somehow an intrinsic part of the faith, does nothing to reduce the threat in fact it plays into extremists' narrative that the West is at war with Islam.
While sequestration is a terrible way to cut the military budget or reduce the deficit, the fact is, there is no reason why the military cannot survive on a budget of $500bn.
So the Republicans screaming about the evils of deficits would not, in fact, reduce the deficit — and, in fact, would do the opposite.
DHF tends to reduce the peaks by the fact that voiced speeches have continuous numbered harmonics.
Given the fact, to reduce the selective pressure, judicious use of antibiotics should never be overemphasized.
Perhaps believing the hype about female intuition could in fact, reduce the overall accuracy of your decision making.
Many of our current agenda items will require similar timelines because they will, in fact, reduce the money and power that elites have.
The Government says that its reforms will in fact reduce the burden on junior doctors, setting a legal limit of 72 working hours a week, down from 91.
Apparently, these driver tendencies, combined with increased vehicle size, did in fact reduce the number of vehicles that could cross an intersection during each green light, contributing to gridlock.
Some researchers suggest that the ability to connect does not necessarily make people any happier, and it could in fact reduce the satisfaction they feel about their life.
