The phrase "a method that allows for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a technique or approach that enables a certain action or outcome.
Example: "The new software introduces a method that allows for faster data processing and improved accuracy."
Alternatives: "a technique that enables" or "an approach that permits".
We developed a method that allows for automated structuring of criteria from text.
Model fit was evaluated using path analysis, a method that allows for estimation of the relative importance of different paths of the independent variables onto the dependent variables.
Kunze et al. have developed a method that allows for acceleration sensor to self-characterize their on-body placement [54] and orientation [55] using machine learning techniques.
To improve on previous studies, the researchers used a method that allows for variable rates of evolution across the plant family tree.
Natural Orifice Transluminal Endoscopic Surgery (NOTES) is a method that allows for performing complex operations via natural orifices without skin incisions.
Before the start of the SInBot project, research was already started for the development of a method that allows for the directed development of layouts.
We therefore sought to evaluate the effect of hospital intervention on mortality after penetrating trauma using a method that allowed for interval censoring of the precise times of death.
We have implemented this model with the addition of incorporating a selection method that allows for a variable number of links to be drawn at each attachment step.
It is a challenge to find a chemometric method that allows for prediction of soil organic carbon from spectra obtained under field conditions that is insensitive to variable moisture content.
We present a reduction method that allows for such a back-translation from the reduced to the original model.
We, therefore, sought to conceive an economical method that allows for a quick and robust large-scale expansion of Vγ9Vδ2 T cells.
