The phrase "allow for a reliable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to create conditions or provisions that ensure reliability in a process or system.
Example: "The new protocol must allow for a reliable method of data collection to ensure accurate results."
Alternatives: "ensure a dependable" or "facilitate a trustworthy".
The sharpness of the probe tip with a radius of less than 50 nm and the mechanical robustness of the needle structure allow for a reliable penetration of cell membranes.
To allow for a reliable mission design, the transfer times, the ΔV and variations in the ΔV for transfers between the different locations in the Sun Earth Moon system must be known, especially taking the rendezvous constraints and safety issues for human spaceflight missions into account.
RQ 2b) examines whether the test items allow for a reliable and valid measurement of CCER.
The random sample of visitors does not allow for a reliable analysis of their social behavior.
The two ultra-short cognitive performance tasks allow for a reliable assessment of general intellectual ability and distinguish between two components of intellectual functioning: cognitive mechanics and pragmatics (see Richter et al. 2013).
One major area is Risk Assessment and Priority Setting; i.e. to develop advanced tools and techniques that allow for a reliable understanding of threats, consolidated risk assessment, and rating of threat scenarios.
Therefore the model allows for a reliable estimation of the dependence of the yield stress on these conditions.
A DNN touch panel would give rise to an explosive expansion of functionality since it allows for a reliable estimation of the real value of the pressure on a specific spot, which goes beyond step classification.
Our results demonstrate that argon adsorption at 87.3 K in combination with the application of advanced DFT methods (e.g. QSDFT) allows for a reliable characterization of the narrow microporosity in highly heterogeneous activated carbons.
It is found that a unique set of thermal parameters for the insulation materials of the two experiments can be identified, which allows for a reliable estimate of the heat balance of the experiments.
In this work we present a general concept of a combined sensor and thermal actuator structure, which allows for a reliable detection and prevention of critical icing conditions on surfaces.
