The phrase "allow compartmentalization of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to express the idea of enabling the separation or division of different elements or aspects within a system or process.
Example: "The new policy will allow compartmentalization of various departments, improving efficiency and communication."
Alternatives: "enable separation of" or "facilitate division of".
Natural supramolecular protein polymers such as actin filaments and microtubules provide structural integrity and mobility to the cell, whereas cellular membranes allow for compartmentalization of cellular processes1.
Lipids are major components of biological membranes, which maintain the integrity of cells and allow the compartmentalization of the cytoplasm into specific organelles.
Abundant formation of lipid structures that would allow for compartmentalization of first living organisms is thought to be possible [ 58– 658.
The one-way interaction between X and Y allows for compartmentalization of the system for a stand-alone bioreactor and two coupled bioreactors into two subsystems, which facilitates the analysis of steady state types and stability characteristics of these and classification of dynamic behavior.
Selection of tasks that allow for the compartmentalization of these processes will help in disentangling the relationship between COMT genotype and neurocognitive functioning in ADHD.
These rhythms allow both temporal compartmentalization of incompatible processes within a cell, and a mechanism to predict regular changes in the environment.
The lack of understanding of NOS allows for the compartmentalization of knowledge by categories of belief.
The use of high-throughput imaging technologies such as VECTRA allows for quantitative compartmentalization of marker expression to predict cancer outcomes and lends further insight into tumor biology.
Understanding neuromuscular compartmentalization may allow the design of local muscle transfers to minimize donor-site morbidity.
