The phrase "allows for a shorter" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a process or method that enables a reduction in time, length, or complexity.
Example: "This new software allows for a shorter processing time, improving overall efficiency."
Alternatives: "enables a shorter" or "facilitates a shorter".
Håkansson serves as the driver because she is relatively small, which allows for a shorter, narrower, and more aerodynamic vehicle design.
Pitching from the stretch allows for a shorter motion that gets the ball to the catcher more quickly and allows the base runner less time to steal a base.
The simplified condensation system allows for a shorter, compacter and more economical design of the DR. Additionally, the pumping speed of the turbo pump is no longer obstructed by the counterflow heat exchanger of the Joule Thomson stage as in our earlier DR design.
Therefore less invasive endoscopic sinus surgery (ESS) techniques have been promoted because it is safer, quicker, has less impact on the sinus mucus clearance, advocates less bleeding, and allows for a shorter hospital stay [4].
Infections were done either using same protocol as invasion/intracellular growth assays described above, or an established protocol described by Mortimer et al., which allows for a shorter and synchronized infection [56].
This established protocol allows for a shorter infection time, a more synchronized infection, and earlier cellular fixation periods, while maintaining the same Salmonella intracellular growth and trafficking profiles observed with longer and more commonly used infection protocols (Figure S3A-C) [56].
Hohendahl said the colloquia's format allows for a short presentation by the paper's author, then sometimes as much as two hours of discussion, unlike a traditional paper presentation.
With low-lying land close to sea warmed by the Gulf Stream, its milder climate allows for a short growing season, hence its crop of early potatoes.
The reduction of neural 7 in PMOL-SGP A0100-2 allows for a short, medial contact of costals 7, which contrasts the morphology of PMOL-SGP A0100-3, where a subdivided neural 7 does not allow for this contact.
This rule, being designed with the players' safety in mind, allows for a short break in play to permit safety interventions, such as cooling measures, prior to the final set in singles matches being played in extreme weather conditions.
This approach has allowed for a shorter waiting period without compromising outcome in the early posttransplant period.
