The phrase "allow for lowering" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that something is being permitted or made possible to decrease or reduce in some way.
Example: "The new policy will allow for lowering the costs associated with production."
Alternatives: "permit a reduction" or "facilitate a decrease."
This study addresses some of the above challenges faced by blood centers by introducing practical methods for accurate blood demand forecasting, which will allow for lowering of costs, reduction of blood wastage, and conservation of limited resources.
To remedy this, a reconfigurable microfluidic device was developed to allow for lowering of a microstructured poly(dimethylsiloxane) (PDMS) membrane to protect the electrodes during stellate cells seeding and for raising during cell detection experiments.
According to results from controlled aeration fermentations with one strain of M. pulcherrima, design of an aeration regime allowing for lowering ethanol yields though preserving grape must components from excessive oxidation, would be conceivable.
Addition of GLP-1RAs allows for lowering the basal insulin dose and may even eliminate the need for prandial insulin [ 15, 29].
Therefore, combining incretin therapy with a sulfonylurea potentially allows for lowering of the sulfonylurea dose and a possible reduction in the risk of hypoglycemia, while maintaining or increasing glycemic control [ 5– 7, 67].
In the model, allowing newspapers to collude on advertising rates allowed for lowered circulation prices, leading to more subscribers and a more attractive market for new entrants.
But the point is to allow for lower overall tax rates, not to confiscate wealth.
In modern mechanized farming, large, relatively level fields allow for lower operating costs.
That would cut the external deficit and allow for lower interest rates, deterring some of the flightier forms of capital.
They have negotiated new contracts with the auto workers' union that eliminate retiree health care and allow for lower wages for new hires.
Oil companies, on the other hand, argue that consolidations do not spur increased prices, but instead create efficiencies that allow for lower operating costs and increased production.
