"reduce time for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that something should take less time than it normally does, for example: "We should reduce time for the meeting to one hour in order to keep on schedule."
"It is not an effort to reduce time for the sake of reducing time, but done properly it will reduce the time".
To the Editor: Diagnoses of A.D.H.D. have been rising at the same time as we force our kids to take more high-stakes standardized tests and reduce time for recess and extracurricular recreation.
Again, to reduce time for experiments, we utilized 30 subjects.
A farmer who wants to engineer crops or scientists developing a new super material in their garage can use the platform to reduce time, for instance.
In the appropriate setting using the appropriate scanning protocols, a triple rule out protocol may reduce time for patient triage, radiation dose, and costs [27, 28].
For each of the subjects, we used all of the 9 viewpoints and the first 30 lighting conditions to reduce time for experiments.
The company said it believed VeriCool could significantly reduce times for absentee notification.
But dragging out the contest only deepens wounds and reduces time for healing: In 9 of the last 10 presidential elections, the nominee chosen first ended up winning in November.
Conversely household absenteeism pressures children to work in the home, reducing time for education.
The lenses enable increased detection sensitivity and reduced time for optical alignment.
These include greater experimental control, physiological assessment, and reduced time for longitudinal studies.
