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Discover LudwigThe phrase "successful to reduce" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be rephrased for clarity and grammatical accuracy. Example: "The new policy has been successful in reducing costs."
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There is an attempt, unfortunately fairly successful, to reduce feminism to simply being the right for women to make choices.
Outputs of this research indicate that participatory forest management (PFM) was successful to reduce ecosystem change.
Of all the strategies tried, the most successful to reduce ethanol were those designed to increase glycerol formation.
It turned out that modifications induced by irradiation at the surface layers were successful to reduce nano-wear volume and creep deformation.
This might explain why we were not successful to reduce the pain scores with LP pillows.
Whereas in animal studies many agents were successful to reduce reperfusion injury, the translation of these results into the clinical setting has been disappointing for many years [ 5].
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It began to examine the charges in 2006 after a successful campaign to reduce credit card penalty fees.
"The world is in desperate need of successful models to reduce carbon emissions," said Edward Clarence-Smith of the UN Industrial Development Organisation.
Indeed, increasing homeownership has been part of the city's successful strategy to reduce crime, the mayor said.
He also spearheaded the successful effort to reduce the price of the drugs used to treat this form of tuberculosis.
Gun control groups have begun to acknowledge that there are successful ways to reduce US shootings without changing anything about gun regulations or gun laws.
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