The phrase "allow for reducing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the possibility or provision for a decrease in something, such as costs, time, or resources.
Example: "The new policy will allow for reducing operational costs significantly over the next year."
Alternatives: "permit a reduction" or "facilitate a decrease".
A predictive tool for the carrier design would allow for reducing the number of experiments to determine the optimal formulation.
We prove that the labeling scheme does in fact allow for reducing bandwidth utilization in the network.
By introducing the S-procedure and a cyclic-small-gain condition, novel controller design conditions in terms of linear matrix inequalities (LMIs) are derived, which allow for reducing the worst case peak output due to measurement errors with satisfying an L∞-norm constraint.
Our findings show that schemes based on nonuniform quantization of the "soft bits" allow for reducing the backhaul to 1 2 exchanged bits/coded bit.
However, the more DBP added to the mixture will produce denser membrane pores and allow for reducing the formation of interaction between the enzyme and its solid support.
The increased understanding of the molecular processes underlying cellular sensitivity to IR has led to the identification of novel targets for intervention [ 87]; combining molecular targeted therapies and radiation may allow for reducing radiation toxicities and improving treatment outcomes [ 141].
With its debut, SolarCity plans to take advantage of provisions in the Jumpstart Our Business Startups Act that allow for reduced disclosure.
This analysis allowed for reducing the number of significant parameters involved in the model.
Moreover, the decentralized scheduling is based on an emphasized local intelligence which allows for reducing the communication of sensible data.
Another advantage of the on-board reforming is that the higher value of the volumetric-specific impulse allows for reducing the fuel tank size.
