The phrase "allow for an exponential" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the potential for growth or increase at an exponential rate, often in mathematical, scientific, or business discussions.
Example: "The new technology allows for an exponential increase in data processing speed, which will significantly enhance our productivity."
Alternatives: "permit an exponential" or "facilitate an exponential".
Facebook's latest features will allow for an exponential expansion of shared information.
Optimality is defined with respect to the minimization of the input energy, and observability through a lower bound for the observability Gramian of the system, which is known to allow for an exponential observer design.
However, the block RLS algorithm used there does only consider the current data block and does not allow for an exponential time-windowing.
Indeed, GBLUP (which assumes a uniform distribution of genetic effects across the genome) performed as well as Bayesian models (which allow for an exponential distribution of gene effects) in predicting muscularity in cross-validation experiments.
The conditions for the exponential stabilization are presented in terms of the solution of matrix Riccati equations, which allow for an arbitrary prescribed stability degree.
The mathematical property of constant r1 is crucial to interpreting observed variation in the virulence of HAT: exponential distributions allow for a tail of unusually long durations, reports of which abound in the literature (Checchi et al., submitted).
In their natural environments, most bacteria seldom encounter conditions which allow for uninterrupted exponential growth.
All distances to roads were log transformed a priori to allow for the nonlinear (exponential) decay of air pollution concentrations with distance to the road.
Cells were seeded in 24-well dishes at densities that had been determined to allow for exponential growth for the duration of the experiment.
An ARIMA 0,2,1) or (0,2,2) model without constant is a linear exponential smoothing model that allows for a time-varying trend.
The assembled circle serves as a template for a novel hybrid RCA strategy that allows for exponential amplification and production of short single-stranded DNA pieces.
