Name for circuit with multiple paths with aim of reducing inductance
It's well understood that parallel inductances present a lower effective inductance. An engineer would call such a circuit simply "parallel", or since this is usually done with capacitors, "parallel capacitors", and the aim of reducing inductance is obvious.

Incidentally, it also increases capacitance, but arguably that's the same thing: making the reactance at some frequency of interest more capacitive, or equivalently, less inductive.