The phrase "allowing reduction of time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to express that something enables or facilitates a decrease in the amount of time required for a task or process.
Example: "The new software features are designed with efficiency in mind, allowing reduction of time spent on data entry."
Alternatives: "enabling time savings" or "facilitating time reduction."
Cardiac CZT-based cameras were found to offer ultrafast myocardial perfusion imaging with better spatial resolution and count rate, thus allowing reduction of injected dose and/or acquisition time potentially overcoming the problems of motion artifacts and improved patient comfort [1 8].
There are mathematical methods, based on singular perturbations or on the theory of invariant manifolds, allowing reduction of fully parametrized systems with separation of time scales.
Integrating information technology into geriatric services (gero-informatics) might allow reduction of the time to implementation of geriatric recommendations and prevent the initiation of potentially harmful medications and procedures during the critical first 48 hours of hospitalization.
Our study suggests that the SiPM technology and TOF reconstruction implemented in the DMI PET/CT scanner allow reduction of PET acquisition time to 90 s/bed, while still producing very good image quality.
Achievement of a higher FTI and mean CF values during ablation allows reduction of both procedural and fluoroscopy time.
The distraction time determines soft tissue lengthening and allows reduction of forces around the prosthetic implant.
This operating mode allows reduction of discontinuities of excavation in order to obtain greater efficiency by reducing the excavation time.
We implemented a strategy to simultaneously detect SNVs and CNVs in the DMD gene with one comprehensive technique, allowing considerable reduction of time and cost burden for diagnosis of dystrophinopathies.
Our hypothesis was that this mechanical device would allow significant reduction of time spent with underinflation or overinflation of P cuff, compared with routine care, using a manual manometer.
Our hypothesis was that this mechanical device would allow significant reduction of time spent with underinflation or overinflation of Pcuff, compared with routine care, using a manual manometer.
