The phrase "allow streamlining" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are giving permission or enabling a process to become more efficient or simplified.
Example: "The new policy will allow streamlining of our workflow, making it easier for employees to complete their tasks."
Alternatives: "facilitate efficiency" or "enable simplification".
At an industry conference last week, the Illinois Association of Mortgage Professionals, a brokers' group, proposed a federal program that would allow streamlined refinancings up to 175percentt of the median price in a local market.
Station owners have contended that these sharing agreements allow streamlined, cost-effective operations that may be beneficial to the continued operation of lower-rated and/or financially weaker stations, especially in smaller markets.
Computational analysis can facilitate efficient and accurate utilization of all such sources of information, and the resulting early prioritization allows streamlined empirical research and quicker and cheaper identification of disease-causing genes.
Hospital monitoring programs may be a valuable way to detect areas of high use and allow for streamlining of prescribing.
Lycra or mesh caps: Soft fabric caps that don't block water but hold hair in place off your face and allow for streamlining of your head.
These predefined conditions include a combination of common and chronic conditions among older adults, and were designed to allow for streamlined data extraction of disease cohorts from the CCW.
In time this will hopefully allow the streamlining of existing hip designs, the facilitation of new design development and the early identification and elimination of hazardous designs.
Longer evolution times would possibly allow a streamlining of the genome with a reduction of the number of pseudogenes by a deletion process.
Use of natriuretic peptide may allow the streamlining of investigation, potentially leading to cost savings through removing or reducing the need for echocardiography in patients with natriuretic peptide levels below the cut-off threshold or by facilitating more rapid investigation of non-cardiac disease.
