The phrase "allow for a viable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to create conditions that enable something to be feasible or practical.
Example: "The new policy must allow for a viable solution to the ongoing issues faced by the community."
Alternatives: "facilitate a feasible" or "permit a workable".
Such conditions allow for a viable and fast growing environment for the developments of those generation systems based on the CSP which incorporate optimized storage systems.
Thus the development of an effective biotoxin monitoring program designed specifically for the remote regions of Alaska would provide protection for public health and allow for a viable shellfish industry.
The most popular model to date for conceptualizing CI involves the secretion, by Wolbachia, of a "modification" factor (mod, or toxin) in the sperm that impairs early embryogenesis, and a Wolbachia "rescue" factor (resc, or antitoxin) produced in the oocyte, which allow for a viable, diploid zygote to develop if the cross is compatible2,3,4.
Such conditions can be expressed in terms of linear matrix inequalities, allowing for a viable design by using convex optimization.
The deadlocked split between the two main forces in American politics hasn't allowed for a viable third party movement.
Therefore, unlike other insulin analogs, insulin glulisine allows for a viable drug product in the absence of hexamer-promoting zinc, which may provide immediate availability of insulin glulisine at the injection site for absorption (3).
Second, this border must allow for a politically and economically viable Israeli capital in Israeli Jerusalem and a politically and economically viable Palestinian capital in East Jerusalem.
However, in Populous' experience, other cities have found solutions to allow prioritization of key economic development initiatives and business – like festivals and events – that directly contribute to the public benefit in return for an event environment that allows for a safe and viable operation".
Culture methods only allow for counting viable cells that are capable of forming colonies on nutrient media, without detecting dead cells, viable but non-culturable bacterial cells (VBNC) and those that require special growth conditions (Oliver 2005; Cerca et al. 2011).
Errors in meiosis during ovule and pollen production, however, can result in a chromosome doubling which can allow for viable seed to be produced.
A damaged stratum corneum would likely allow for exposure of viable living cells and subsequent penetration by nanoparticles in sunscreen.
