The phrase "allow for a facilitated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the provision or arrangement for something to be made easier or more efficient.
Example: "The new policy will allow for a facilitated process in handling customer complaints."
Alternatives: "enable an easier" or "permit a streamlined".
Startups like Airbnb and Uber are not just about facilitating a transaction, but rather about facilitating trust to allow for a transaction.
Concrete examples would be investments in intermodal transport hubs and new infrastructure that allow for a modal change in transport; to facilitate the use of wastes in the cement industry; audits to raise awareness in industry about available saving potentials; awareness programs to substitute inefficient old water boilers and heaters, etc.
The resulting cascade in each row of the PBR allowed for an eductor effect, facilitating the injection of flue gas into the reactor without gas compression or sparging.
Data mining allows for a multi-dimensional analysis facilitating sets of relevant attributes of subjects (e.g. employees, user accounts, or entitlements) and objects (e.g. amount, frequency, or criticality of data accessed).
To obtain a standard for the quantification of the endogenous FtsZ expression level in the BL21 DE3 pLysS and the B/r A strains, we constructed an FtsZ purification vector that allowed for His-tag facilitated affinity purification.
21 Organising the data in this manner allowed for flexibility and facilitated the process of working collaboratively through a detailed data set in a transparent and organised way.
An individual interview usually allows for a more private environment to facilitate the sharing of more in-depth information, and to help the interviewee feel more comfortable discussing potentially sensitive/embarrassing questions [ 28].
However this model allows for a more integrated approach and would facilitate access to ART and appropriate support for patients as their HIV/AIDS disease progresses.
Jet ventilation, the most commonly used ventilatory approach, may be delivered manually using a Sanders valve or via an automated ventilator at supraphysiologic respiratory rates, allowing for an open rigid bronchoscope to facilitate ease of moving tools in and out of the airway.
Additionally, the increase in triptycene density introduced more ultra-fine microcavities to facilitate in sieving, allowing for a concurrent maintenance or increase in selectivity.
