The phrase 'reduce wastage' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in any context in which you are discussing ways to reduce the amount of waste in an environment or system. For example, "The new recycling program is designed to reduce wastage and make the city more environmentally friendly."
Just skim it at the end, to reduce wastage.
Get it right, however, and not only will it reduce wastage but also reduce transport emissions and costs.
The UK has made progress in the past 10 years after a concerted campaign to reduce wastage.
The city has adjusted the water pressure to reduce wastage, replaced old pipes, improved leak detection, carried out extensive repairs and improved the management of water meters.
Their automated system for stonecutters, called iGem, works out the best way to cut a rough stone to maximize its value and reduce wastage.
Fowler said that real-time analysis "not only helps them understand ever-changing demand, but [companies] can now significantly reduce wastage by making less mistakes in pricing and assortment, and therefore maintaining and accelerating their growth and overseas expansion".
This procedure reduces wastage of clock energy.
This reduces wastage, with 92% of the total energy in the gas converted into heat or electricity.
Ianis Matsoukas, a molecular physiologist and biology lecturer at the University of Bolton, says: "Being able to understand and ultimately control juvenility will enable more predictable flowering, better scheduling and reduced wastage of crops.
The Timken Company, for example, a manufacturer of roller bearings, based in Canton, Ohio, uses computerized machinery to grind the bearings with greater precision and speed, thus reducing wastage and labor cost.
Cutting of food products and other materials with ultrasonically assisted tools has demonstrated significant benefits including reduced wastage and improved cut quality.
