The phrase "reducing investments" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used in business and financial contexts when discussing a decrease in the amount of money being put into a certain investment or venture. Example: The company's recent losses have forced them to consider reducing investments in new projects in order to cut costs and improve their financial stability.
Why is it that reducing emissions is blasé, but reducing investments is taboo?
Offering no guarantee, Vanguard aims to avoid reducing investments while making distributions, as a university endowment does.
The idea of reducing investments in fossil fuels as a matter of policy began as an audacious suggestion designed to shock people into seeing the contradiction between our words and our actions on climate.
Stock markets surged during the last round of corporate profit reports, after struggling companies showed that they could climb out of the red by cutting their budgets, reducing investments and laying off workers.
Tony Hayward, BP's chief executive, reduced costs mainly by cutting about 5,000 jobs, reducing investments in new products and increasing output to close the gap in profitability with its rivals.
To help pay for maintaining the nuclear stockpile during a time of austerity, "the Budget proposes to achieve savings by reducing investments in the National Ignition Facility, which failed to achieve ignition in 2012 as scheduled, and by implementing several management efficiencies," it states.
Who would want to invest in a country that is reducing investment in everything?
The National Cable and Telecommunications Association said the rules would hurt "everyday broadband users" by raising costs and reducing investment.
It could be best spent reducing investment risks and demonstrating the financial rewards associated with switching to cleaner energy solutions.
The NCTA said the new broadband rules would hurt "everyday broadband users" by raising costs and reducing investment.
The company announced, however, that it was reducing investment in new equipment by nearly 20percentthis yearar, to about $4.3 billion.
