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The phrase "reduce the occurrence of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to indicate that you are trying to make something happen less often or with less frequency. For example, "Our goal is to reduce the occurrence of accidents in our workplace."
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Regulating the amount of salt in processed foods can reduce the occurrence of heart disease.
There's not any silver bullet that will reduce the occurrence of these events in the short term.
They recommended treating severe migraine sufferers — who have more than six attacks a month — with preventive medications and listed several drugs that markedly reduce the occurrence of attacks.
I agree that not everyone should be thin, but it's possible to reduce the occurrence of diseases such as diabetes and hypertension without medication.
Continuing and expanding Safe Routes to School may substantially reduce the occurrence of similar tragedies in the future.
That helps reduce the occurrence of injuries, like a torn ACL.
Perfect birth care can be helpful to reduce the occurrence of developmental delay in children.
Functional/orthodontic pacifiers investigated in the literature seem not to reduce the occurrence of posterior crossbite.
Deep sedation would reduce the occurrence of adrenergic stimuli as a function of physical exercise.
Furthermore, we should strengthen the prenatal care and reduce the occurrence of high-risk neonate.
The incorporation of steel fibers and polypropylene fibers can effectively reduce the occurrence of spalling.
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