The phrase "allows for greater efficiency" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing processes, systems, or methods that improve productivity or effectiveness.
Example: "Implementing this new software allows for greater efficiency in our workflow, reducing the time spent on repetitive tasks."
Alternatives: "enables increased efficiency" or "facilitates improved efficiency."
This simple form is a rather streamlined system that facilitates the maximum movement of water in terms of amount and speed with the minimum amount of resistance, allowing for greater efficiency and effective water transport.
Low cost, fresh designs, and quick response times allow for greater efficiency in meeting the demand of fashion-conscious consumers, especially those who cannot afford high-fashion products.
In my opinion, the most significant challenges plaguing our city and impeding our advancement are: 1) Extremely outdated technology; 2) Rampant workers' compensation claims and the frequency with which employees use sick days; and 3) Employee contracts that don't allow for greater efficiency.
Thus, our biochemical methods allow for greater efficiency in the production of lumichrome with high yield.
Finally, while advances in Internet medical education technology allow for greater efficiency and access to a bigger population, methods for online observational data collection are subject to similar limitations as in-person data collection.
The decrease in the co-contraction of antagonist movement when the agonist muscles are being called on for work allows for greater movement efficiency.
Our results and theoretical analysis suggest that ambiguity is a functional property of language that allows for greater communicative efficiency.
Secondly, producing larger complexes from a single component rather than multiple components allows for greater genetic efficiency, requiring only a single gene and regulatory mechanism.
This allows low background noise and close proximity to the particle to allow for greater collection efficiency.
The development of improved chromatographic techniques, such as Ultra-Performance Liquid Chromatography (UPLC), 12) has allowed for greater separation efficiency; however, given the large number of compounds found in metabolic samples, coelution remains an important obstacle.
have advocated for an external Central Advisory Body which acts in an advisory capacity to assemble a roster of genetic research findings which meet generally accepted criteria for return, allowing for greater consistency and efficiency to categorizing results appropriate for return.
