The phrase "adapted to allow for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing modifications made to accommodate certain conditions or requirements.
Example: "The software was adapted to allow for greater user customization, enhancing the overall experience."
Alternatives: "modified to accommodate" or "adjusted to permit".
We employ a basis set of orthogonal polynomials dynamically adapted to allow for emergence of chemical non-equilibrium.
The layout, however, couldn't be adapted to allow for a roommate, so the $599,000 price was a problem.
The continuous optimization procedures are adapted to allow for discrete values of the design variables to be used in the final manufacturing of the truss member.
The solid phase extraction method for triazoles was adapted to allow for a separation of IPBC and PER from the wood matrix.
This paper describes the basic features of the simulation environment IPSEpro and how it was adapted to allow for the specific needs of feasibility assessment studies on de-central water and power supply integrating renewable energy in MENA countries.
In addition, the screen will also be adapted to allow for use in rainy weather or under water.
These early vermin were wingless, like today's species, and their hind legs weren't yet adapted to allow the tremendous leaps for which many modern-day fleas especially circus fleas are famed.
All strains adapted satisfactorily to allow for growth in modified PEHPS medium.
The Helsinki-Uusimaa district, comprised of five hospitals and providing health care for 28% of the population, was an exception; recruitment was adapted here to allow for representativity in this area.
Accordingly, cooks need to be aware that they will, from time to time, have to adapt recipes to allow for such variations.
We employ the two-site-modifier scheme of Schmidtke et al. (2000), who have already argued against the use of MM-types model for analysing proteasome function, and we adapt it to allow for product and substrate inhibition.
