The phrase "allowed to minimize" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission is granted to reduce or lessen something, such as a task, responsibility, or impact.
Example: "In this project, team members are allowed to minimize their workload if they can demonstrate effective time management."
Alternatives: "permitted to reduce" or "authorized to lessen".
But Microsoft's partial victory should not be allowed to minimize the underlying triumph for federal prosecutors and American consumers.
BU40 granted the performance levels of gasoline and, in open-valve injection, allowed to minimize the abnormal combustion effects including the emission of ultrafine carbonaceous particles at the exhaust.
In the email Moskowitz was irate that a parent who appeared in the broadcast was allowed to minimize the misbehaviors of her son that led to his suspension and voluntary transfer out of one of her charter schools.
In no cases were anteroposterior or posteroanterior fields allowed, to minimize the toxicity.
This approach allowed to minimize the cross-talk between NADH and FAD fluorescence signals.
After each measurement on each instrument a rest period of 5 minutes was allowed to minimize the tonographic effects of applanation tonometry.
It allows to minimize the route length, the traveling time, the number of maneuvers, or other objectives.
The technique is based on a frequency-based identification method that allows to minimize the measurement error and that is of simple execution.
After calibration for Re→∞, the dynamic finite difference schemes allow to minimize the dispersion errors during the calculation through the real-time adaption of a dynamic coefficient.
At the same time, vibration measurements by using proper transducers allow to minimize the structure-borne vibration transmitted from vehicle power plant to chassis and body structure.
An experimental design which allows to minimize the number of experiments was carried out to determine the optimal conditions for cytoprotection against herbicide-induced toxicity.
