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"leave more time" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to allocate or set aside a longer amount of time for a particular activity or task. Example: "To ensure that everything runs smoothly, it is important to leave more time for preparation before the event." In this sentence, "leave more time" indicates the need to allocate a longer period for preparation in order to avoid any potential problems during the event.
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Sales Shorter work weeks leave more time for shopping.
And it could leave more time to pursue his favorite pastime, running.
Moreover, having one admissions process in the spring could leave more time to recruit diversity in the fall.
That would leave more time for actual education, which would make a nice change.But there are big difficulties.
By putting off his decision on construction, Mr. Clinton would leave more time for this to take place.
To avoid mishaps, Mr. Strauss, who says he flies about twice a month, tries to leave more time between connections.
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But that left more time for basketball.
That left more time to grow food.
Mr. Clinton serves America wisely by leaving more time for diplomacy and testing.
(This leaves more time for baking and is easier on your back).
That leaves more time, I suppose, for the ever-poised Ms. Headley to think about her songs.
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