The phrase "allow for minimizing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capacity or provision for reducing something, such as risks, costs, or errors.
Example: "The new policy is designed to allow for minimizing the environmental impact of our operations."
Alternatives: "facilitate reduction" or "enable minimization".
From this, design criteria were deduced for the IDE DEP system that allow for minimizing the influence of Joule heating.
Combination drug therapies can target multiple pathologic processes, and lower drug doses allow for minimizing the adverse side effects.
Comparative trials using the same target for MDI with different insulin types allow for minimizing potential differences in glucose control so that differences in cardiovascular risk may be assessed.
These services, because they are cloud based, replace IT infrastructure, lower time and effort for most companies, provide agility and instant elasticity that allow for minimizing and maximizing applications, is open and flexible in allowing users to choose what development platform or programming model is used, and maintain a secure network that ensures data privacy and security.
With only 16 colors to work with, having these different levels of indirection allow for minimizing memory usage inside of the pattern tables but still allow for plenty of graphical functionality and sharing of pattern tiles.
Once the load power is determined, the optimal output of generators can be obtained by production simulation allowing for minimizing the operating costs.
The range of tasks/questions allowed for minimizing differences in the type of information that was extracted from number words and pseudowords.
It allows for minimizing unwanted variations such as baseline shift, enhancement of spectral significant differences, and eliminating interferences by broad band constituents 34, 35.
Although many other chromophores can influence the obtained NIRS signal (such as bilirubin, melanin, myoglobin, and cytochrome a,a3), choosing specific wavelengths allows for minimizing the impact of these substances, and the obtained signal is derived mainly from oxy- and deoxyhemoglobin.
Cells can be readily incorporated into these gelatin-based hydrogels, where they can remodel the matrix and allow for cell trafficking, minimizing the need for additional synthesis steps associated with competitive hydrogel approaches.
The majority of interviews were conducted via telephone to allow for expedited recruitment, minimize the time before interview, and to accommodate scheduling requests from caregiver participants.
