The phrase "with the aim to reduce" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to describe a goal or objective that someone or something is trying to achieve. For example: "The company introduced a new initiative with the aim to reduce its carbon footprint."
Recommendations were formulated for an optimum design with the aim to reduce gas flow maldistribution in RPBs.
With the aim to reduce the atmospheric CO2, the attention of the scientists and the technologists was attracted towards the mineral carbonization.
Speed slots and speed cushions are similar to speed humps in that they are raised platforms that stretch across roads with the aim to reduce vehicle speeds.
These citations stress the typical transnational ownership of offshore wind parks with the aim to reduce LCOE as conflicting the national interests of employment.
With the aim to reduce the uncertainties of the traditional archaeological approach and reduce costs for ceramic investigation, in this paper a computer-based method is proposed.
With the aim to reduce the sintering temperature, the Fe2O3 was added to Y-PSZ to promote sintering of Y-PSZ coatings.
A technical solution for energy measurement has been found with the aim to reduce personal injuries in car collisions or when hitting an obstacle.
In this paper we propose to control the normal force at a bolted joint part of a structure with the aim to reduce the vibration of this structure.
With the aim to reduce the anticancer dose and decrease the nonspecific toxicity, we designed a liposomal system to co-deliver dexamethasone palmitate and doxorubicin.
Based on thermodynamical calculations, the constructal-inspired distributor is optimized with the aim to reduce entropy generation along the distributing path.
With the aim to reduce the carbon dioxide (CO2) emission during the cement manufacturing, the production of an alternative cementitious material (ACM) would be a promising approach.
