The phrase "allowed in order to minimize" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing permissions or actions taken to reduce something, such as risks or costs.
Example: "The changes were allowed in order to minimize the impact on the environment."
Alternatives: "permitted to reduce" or "authorized to lessen".
If power water-filling is allowed for pico and femto base stations are allowed in order to minimize losses, while still reducing overall interference the gains improve as shown in Figure 5.
A deviation of exact site position up to 500 m from the theoretical coordinates was allowed in order to minimize potential issues for forest monitoring exactly in the theoretical location.
As a consequence, only small incremental thickness reductions and low rolling speeds were allowed in order to minimize self-heating of the copper sheet.
The real issue is what types of private practice should be allowed in order to minimize conflicts of interest, and what forms of regulatory mechanisms can be introduced to isolate coping strategies that are associated mostly with lack of regulation rather than just with low income [ 23].
Once the spherical mirrors have been specified, the optical setup should be designed by both using the smallest possible angles of incidence on the spherical mirrors and folding each telescope as close to the orthogonal configuration as mechanical restrictions allow, in order to minimize astigmatism.
All parameters have then been allowed to vary freely in order to minimize the difference between experimental and theoretical Stark energy levels.
MAVES tool allows evaluating control algorithms in order to minimize some parameters.
Mice were placed inside the free-moving plethysmograph chamber and allowed to acclimate for 5 min in order to minimize any effects of stress-related changes in ventilation.
Rearrangements were allowed for node supports below 0.9 in order to minimize the inferred number of gene duplication and loss events implied by poorly supported nodes.
Female frogs were chosen due to their larger body size allowing excision of large skin areas in order to minimize the numbers of animals needed (animal welfare reasons).
Therefore, we hypothesized that combining TPT with CHEK1 inhibitor may be an effective and feasible approach to maximize the therapeutic index between cancer cells and normal, allowing lower doses of both agents in order to minimize the dose-limiting toxicity.
