"reducing efforts" is correct and usable in written English
It is typically used in contexts where someone is making an effort to decrease or minimize something, such as work, costs, or stress. Example: The company is focusing on reducing efforts to cut down on production costs. In this example, "reducing efforts" refers to the company's actions to lower the amount of effort and resources they put into production in order to save money.
The communities secretary, launching his "statement on race" document, said that did not mean reducing efforts to tackle racism.
Fully a year before his 1970 memo to Mr. Nixon recommending that the acrimonious issue of race "could benefit from a period of benign neglect," he explained that to "de-escalate the rhetoric of crisis" "does not mean reducing efforts.
Stern said that far from reducing efforts to develop fossil fuels, the top 200 companies spent $674bn£441bnbn) in 2012 to find and exploit even more new resources, a sum equivalent to 1% of global GDP, which could end up as "stranded" or valueless assets.
As a consequence, due to this similarity (identified as function of a set of units' attributes), only a subset from these clusters can be randomly sampled without significant loss of confidence, also reducing efforts on recruitment and data collection (Thompson, 2012).
If so, this highlights the importance of pathogen load reducing efforts [ 31, 32] including treatments of diseased pigs [ 33, 34] in controlling actinobacillosis.
Consequently, it is too soon to talk of achieving a 'balance' or reducing efforts into any one particular type of patient-reported outcome.
The purpose is to converge toward a quality continuous improvement by means of reducing effort and time.
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The use of inducible nucleases is particularly attractive for reducing effort in the process.
But many states, in the midst of a fiscal crisis, have reduced efforts to locate and enroll children eligible for Medicaid".
Independent Beijing-based scholar Chen Ziming said there was more economic reform than in previous years but reduced efforts at social reform and no interest in political change.
