"frees up resources" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means to release or make available resources that were previously tied up or occupied. Example: Implementing more efficient processes will help to free up resources, allowing the company to invest in new technology.
And it means coming together around a responsible budget, one that grows our economy faster right now and shrinks our long-term deficits, one that unwinds the harmful sequester cuts that haven't made a lot of sense -- (applause) -- and then frees -- frees up resources to invest in things like the scientific research that's always unleashed new innovation and new industries.
This improved efficiency frees up resources to be used in different ways that can expand our economy and provide new opportunities for everyone, including younger workers.
Cloud computing has very much disrupted the way businesses operate: Consolidating infrastructure in the cloud frees up resources, allowing companies to invest in cloud-based collaboration tools that drive productivity.
One of the lessons learned from Synergos' work is that a structural or systemic change, which involved adjusting how an institution is organized or modifying relationships between institutions, creates new solutions, frees up resources, generates innovation, and improves an institution's ability to respond to new challenges.
And emptying camps of prisoners, experts added, frees up resources.
This frees up resources that can be used in other ways.
Publishers described the services as supplemental to more conventional video teams, freeing up resources and letting nonspecialist employees make videos as well.
Since the French were sympathetic to the Confederacy, had the French taken Puebla easily in 1861, freeing up resources, the entire course of history might have been changed.
Other agencies also increased their research investments in that time period because a string of budget surpluses freed up resources for domestic appropriations.
