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The phrase "allows for less" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a situation or condition that permits a reduced amount or degree of something.
Example: "The new policy allows for less paperwork, making the process more efficient."
Alternatives: "permits a reduction" or "enables less".
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It's almost axiomatic that using a remote control allows for less precision in controlling a vehicle.
Competing for readership on the Web allows for less review and reflection.
Shape recovery inside the human body allows for less traumatic gradual correction while obviating the needs for multiple surgeries.
The increased serum half-life allows for less frequent dosing to maintain target hemoglobin levels in anemic patients.
Debt relief is important in that it allows for less austerity (ie lower primary surplus targets) to boost demand and stir up investors' animal spirits.
"You can argue whether you think it's subtle or not," he said, "but it certainly allows for less commercial signage because it's set back from the window significantly".
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Its next project, Hutson said, will be a service that allows for less-expensive money transfers between inmates and their loved ones.
At the very least, a more distinctive strategy would have allowed for less costly deals.
That accord, later called Basel I, set up risk weightings for various types of assets, allowing for less capital for less risky assets.
Since many of these lesions are benign, minimally invasive approaches, which allow for less discomfort and faster recovery, can often be utilized.
In a speech on Tuesday Munby said divorce proceedings should be split from the process of dividing up assets, allowing for less painful and quicker separations.
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