The phrase "allow for alignment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that something is being adjusted or made compatible with another element.
Example: "The new policy will allow for alignment between the different departments to ensure better communication."
Alternatives: "facilitate alignment" or "enable alignment."
To allow for alignment ambiguity in the case of frameshift variants, 5 bp upstream and downstream of an indel were extracted and compared.
This predictive ability is most likely due to the algorithms within the dotplot that allow for alignment of sequences with a high mosaic nature, both in sequence and orientation.
In contrast, the other two HMMs that allow for alignment perform much better on this clinical dataset, indicating the alignment is indeed an important issue for time series classification.
The genomes should be sufficiently close in order (1) to allow for unambiguous identification of orthologous genes; (2) to retain a considerable fraction of the gene order so that orthologous intergenic regions could be identified as regions between pairs of pairwise orthologous genes; and (3) to allow for alignment of orthologous intergenic regions.
Inverted D segments were omitted from the simulations because IMGT/VQuest and iHMMune-align do not allow for alignments against them.
These feature frequency profile (FFP) approaches allow for alignment-free phylogenetic inferences.
By default, RelocaTE runs BLAT with a tile size of 7 and a minimum score of 10 to allow for alignments of short reads that produce an alignment with a minimal length of 10.
The micromolding of multiple layers with independent features allowed for alignment between layers.
This coordinate system allowed for alignment of the anatomical long-axis relative to the actuator of a servo-hydraulic testing frame (Instron® 8501, Norwood, MA, USA).
No more than two mismatches were allowed for alignment.
An improvement of similar magnitude is seen after allowing for alignment errors (residue shifts).
