The phrase "allow a tuning of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the adjustment or modification of a system, instrument, or process to achieve a desired outcome.
Example: "The software update will allow a tuning of the system parameters for better performance."
Alternatives: "permit an adjustment of" or "enable a modification of".
Such linkers would help to make boride particles available for biological systems and allow for a tuning of the properties of borides using a biological peptide-enabled nano-assembly process.
Figure 7 illustrates the type of data available that would be suitable for comparison to the simulated results and allow for a tuning of parameters to more closely reflect actual data collected concerning a particular disease [ 10].
The incorporation of lanthanides in the formulation of these catalysts is shown to allow a fine tuning of the local electronic properties while keeping the same overall oxide lattice structure, due to the similarity of their chemical behaviour and ionic size.
It has been recently reported that the MR can undergo post-translational modifications that could allow a fine tuning of MR signaling, depending on the physiological context [ 53].
Specifically, these NRs appear to allow a fine tuning of immune cellular processes to environmental changes such as external milieu signals and the cell intrinsic metabolic state during host protection [ 1- 4].
The carried out accurate measurements for four different kinds of surfaces of the experimental model allow a fine-tuning of the improved expression for convection heat transfer coefficient hc.
Finally, we turn to self-assembly processes, which allow a fine-tuning of the coordination sphere and, consequently, of the electronic, and associated, properties of the lanthanide ions.
This approach is shown to yield a good performance and to allow an easy tuning of the trade-off between safety and comfort, a strong asset in order to simplify the experimental tuning work required in the vehicle development process.
Such cis-regulatory elements allow a fine-tuning of gene expression [ 67], and this might be advantageous for fast-growing, metabolically versatile bacteria like C. glutamicum.
As a proof of concept, we took advantage of the fact that controlled variation of pH allows a significant tuning of the kinetics of fibril formation with a good reproducibility.
