The phrase "allow for increased efficiency" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing processes, systems, or methods that lead to better productivity or performance.
Example: "Implementing new software solutions can allow for increased efficiency in our workflow."
Alternatives: "facilitate greater efficiency" or "enable improved efficiency."
Fuel cells allow for increased efficiency in power production when compared to the thermodynamically limited efficiencies of heat engines.
The introduction of intelligent machines and autonomous vehicles to agricultural operations will allow for increased efficiency as well as for reduced environmental impact.
Group behavioral classroom instruction for children with developmental disabilities has been shown to allow for increased efficiency, approximation to naturalistic arrangements, and enhanced opportunity for interaction, social teaching and observational learning.
[20] While the answers to these questions are certainly influenced by additional factors including patient appearance, chief complaint, and vital signs, a level of autonomy is maintained by the triage provider using ESI that allows for increased efficiency and ease of use.
While the R&D work and experience gained from the previous two films in the trilogy allowed for increased efficiency, this was offset by the desire to have the closing film raise the bar set by each of these films.
Managers reported that these information gathering benefits in turn allowed for increased efficiencies in monitoring and evaluation, supervision, management and planning.
As described earlier, all three organisations reported that the rapid access to data allowed for increased efficiencies in the management of their information flow and supervision of community health workers.
To allow for increased gas turbine efficiencies, new insulating thermal barrier coatings (TBCs) must be developed to protect the underlying metallic components from higher operating temperatures.
Some added benefits of this study are that the tight controllability of these reactors may allow for increased reaction selectivity, energy efficiency, and reduced pollution levels.
Engineered for increased efficiency and capacity, these attractive and low profile vehicles allow for flexible arrangement.
Comparisons of livestock energy balances across time and between regions suggest that there might be a potential to increase feeding efficiencies that could allow for increased bio-energy production [ 22,35].
