The phrase "allowed for the reduction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing conditions or factors that enable a decrease or lessening of something, such as costs, risks, or quantities.
Example: "The new policy allowed for the reduction of waste in the manufacturing process."
Alternatives: "facilitated the decrease" or "enabled the reduction".
Analytical and semi-preparative pilot studies using internal research mixtures exceeded our best expectations and allowed for the reduction of our initial 5 column screen on diol, 2-ethyl pyridine, benzenesulfonamide, diethylaminopropyl and dinitrophenyl to a one column (HILIC cross-linked diol) or two column (HILIC cross-linked diol and 2-ethyl pyridine) screen for MT and HT purification.
It also allowed for the reduction of IFT with prolonged contact time.
Also, application of keratin hydrolysates allowed for the reduction of chromium effluents from the process of tanning (Balaji et al. 2008).
This also allowed for the reduction in degeneracy at the corresponding position in TOs.
The second mapping allowed for the reduction in the number of gaps to 446.
Testifying to the quality of the networks (electrical as well as computer) of DREAM centres, VoIP communication systems have been introduced (at times supplied by the operators), which have allowed for the reduction in intercontinental teleconsultation costs.
"I would hope that the Legislature eventually acts on the governor's proposal to allow for the reduction of employees through the early retirement program rather than through a disruptive layoff," he wrote.
In addition, Chapter 8 of the Federal Sentencing Guidelines allows for the reduction of sanctions for organizations that have exercised due diligence by establishing compliance and ethics programs.
As part of the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure, Rule 35 allows for the reduction of a sentence if a defendant provides "substantial assistance in investigating or prosecuting another person".
A factor θV≡[1−∑iθi] in the LH expression allows for the reduction of the reaction rate with increased fractional occupancies θi of the individual species on the surface.
