The phrase "allow for automated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability or provision for automation in a process or system.
Example: "The new software update will allow for automated data entry, significantly reducing manual input errors."
Alternatives: "enable automation" or "facilitate automated processes".
Constraints, units of measurement and interrelationships for data values are specified in order to homogenise the data, eliminate ambiguities and allow for automated validation.
In recent trials headed up by the Department of Defense's blue-sky research wing, DARPA, two unmanned aircraft were able to cruise close enough to one another to allow for automated refueling.
In addition to the graphical user interfaces, Central Portal also offers programmatic access to allow for automated querying.
Both single dimensional high pressure liquid chromatography (LC) and multidimensional LC (LC/LC) can be directly interfaced with the mass spectrometer to allow for automated collection of tremendous quantities of data.
These systems allow for automated classification of samples, with a high efficiency in discriminating between positive and negative ANA and an acceptable correlation with manual microscope reading [4, 26, 27], automated quantification of autoantibodies [28, 29], and implementation of a quantitative internal QC system [30].
The letters "Interpretation of the Outputs of Deep Learning Model trained with Skin Cancer Dataset" and "Automated Dermatological Diagnosis: Hype or Reality?" highlight the opportunities, hurdles, and possible pitfalls with the development of tools that allow for automated skin lesion classification.
Recently, an electronic system was developed that allows for automated monitoring of rumination in cattle.
The GeneXpert® Dx System allows for automated extraction, processing, amplification and real-time detection of target nucleic acids.
Northern blot expression profiles were displayed by three expression states as well as a bar chart, allowing for automated evaluation.
Initially the toll road, which opened in 1995, was a success: Drivers paid for a faster road, and it employed cutting-edge technology, allowing for automated collections and congestion pricing.
