The phrase "allowing for lowering" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that something is being permitted or accounted for in relation to a decrease or reduction.
Example: "The budget was adjusted, allowing for lowering of expenses in the upcoming quarter."
Alternatives: "accounting for a decrease" or "permitting a reduction".
Addition of GLP-1RAs allows for lowering the basal insulin dose and may even eliminate the need for prandial insulin [ 15, 29].
To remedy this, a reconfigurable microfluidic device was developed to allow for lowering of a microstructured poly(dimethylsiloxane) (PDMS) membrane to protect the electrodes during stellate cells seeding and for raising during cell detection experiments.
Therefore, combining incretin therapy with a sulfonylurea potentially allows for lowering of the sulfonylurea dose and a possible reduction in the risk of hypoglycemia, while maintaining or increasing glycemic control [ 5– 7, 67].
In the model, allowing newspapers to collude on advertising rates allowed for lowered circulation prices, leading to more subscribers and a more attractive market for new entrants.
This experiment shows that increases in STP levels can be better managed with appropriate conservation of manure N, allowing for lower overall rates.
He sees a comparable level of service at the two hotels, but says the ownership structure is different at the Pierre, allowing for lower monthly fees.
Under the agreement, the Energy Department would guarantee as much as $2 billionn in loans, allowing for lower borrowing costs for the plant, but the company still must raise an additional $1.8 billionn in equity.
However, allowing for lower fuel bills, by 2020 the total cost of ownership for petrol, diesel, hybrid and battery cars (although not for fuel-cell ones) will be lower than the total cost for petrol cars now.
This research also has implications for the medical field by allowing for lower dosages and focused x-rays, which would reduce the threat of overexposure to radiation.
Our research is informative for policies aimed at enabling individuals to escape poverty traps and at allowing for lower-middle-class children to move up in the income distribution.
