The phrase "allow for compilation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the process of preparing or enabling something to be compiled, such as code or data.
Example: "The new software update will allow for compilation of multiple data sources into a single report."
Alternatives: "facilitate compilation" or "enable compilation".
The QTL critical intervals discovered have allowed for compilation of a list of candidate genes implicated in regulating functional deficit and CNS vascular permeability.
With the filtering protocols ("Clustered" and "Similar") we show that a combination of filtering on L score, genomic context and threshold filtering allows for compilation of a priority list of manageable size for manual inspection and further experimentation.
The data presented for the filtering protocols "Clustered" and "Similar" (Table 5) show that combined filtering on L score, genomic context and threshold filtering allows for compilation of a priority list of candidate miRNAs that is amenable to manual inspection and experimental verification.
The increase in the use of building information modeling (BIM) will allow for the compilation of a sufficient amount of data to utilize this system.
The WHO/HAI manual [ 4] provides detailed instructions for the users of its database to make such modifications and allow for the compilation of meaningful data.
Modern microarray and sequencing technologies already allow for the compilation of hundreds of thousands of so-called single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs).
Additional registries in multiple European nations have been started, and hopefully, an international registry that will allow for the compilation of all data regarding MCS will one day be a reality.
To allow for the compilation of time-matched data across Reps, clock times were rounded to the nearest 5 min, for example 9 32 29 rounded to 0930 h, and 9 32 30 rounded to 0935 h.
Quantitative analysis tools, such as survey instruments, can allow for easier compilation of student responses that attach numerical scores to students' opinions about different aspects of a curriculum along a continuum, say, 1 5, with 1 being "not useful" to 5 being "very useful" for each aspect.
In order to avoid unnecessary expenditure and allow for 64-bit compilation (increasing the size of models that could be run), the model was ported and compiled under Linux using the Lazarus Linux IDE [20] and the Free Pascal compiler [21].
