"saving the time" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express that something will save you time. For example, "Using the new spreadsheet program to automate calculations is saving the time it used to take to do them by hand."
More of the work is done horizontally, on the factory floor, rather than vertically, saving the time it would normally take for all the plumbers, carpenters, electricians and others to move up and down the structure every day.
Many commuters could walk, run, skate or cycle to work in 30 minutes, thus taking the president's advice while saving the time needed for separate exercise and money used for transport.
To actually set the date back that far manually is quite laborious, requiring lots of scrolling, saving the time and then re-entering the time and date settings to scroll some more.
Or if the customer has bought inexpensive items and returned products repeatedly, the customer service person might decide to forgo the sales effort altogether, saving the time to spend on more potentially profitable customers.
Analyzing the effect of modifications at this level provides the ability to predict how changes to experimental systems will alter the network behavior, while saving the time and expense of trial and error experimental modifications.
Running out the clock with the ground game, despite not having a lead large enough, or a running game good enough, to guarantee that you would not gain more from saving the time you were wasting now for later, much more than you gained from losing it now: this seems like a confused approach.
If it is found, it is corrected automatically, saving the time-consuming process of fixing it later.
Also, the method saves the time complexity.
The existence of GRAM in ILI9325 helps us to save the time in refreshing the screen.
If the system doesn't work, we've saved the time of implementing the difficult component.
It can prevent the tracking drift effectively, and save the time of an additional correction tracking.
