The phrase "allow for completion of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to provide time or resources for something to be finished or finalized.
Example: "The project timeline must allow for completion of all necessary tasks before the deadline."
Alternatives: "permit the finishing of" or "provide for the conclusion of".
The high percentage of endogenous DNA recoverable from this single mammoth would allow for completion of its genome, unleashing the field of paleogenomics.
Massimino was instructed to return to the orbiter's airlock to retrieve a spare tool and to recharge his suit's oxygen reserves, to allow for completion of the STIS repair.
Macrophage-like cells and C. neoformans or beads were incubated together for 60 min to allow for completion of phagocytosis, washed once with fresh media, replenished with 2 ml feeding media and followed by time-lapse imaging every 4 minutes.
Instead, a general 90-day lag was introduced to allow for completion of data entry.
Alternatively, the number of meioses was sufficiently high to allow for completion of concerted evolution.
Below- and above-snow logs were removed from the forest to the laboratory on 18 April 2009, to allow for completion of development and collection of surviving beetles.
Also, the short turnaround time for the design and synthesis of the probes allows for completion of in situ hybridization experiments in just a few weeks after initial conception.
A recent study also demonstrated higher expression of the anti-apoptotic protein survivin, and the authors claimed that viral-infected cells are anti-apoptotic, allowing for completion of the viral lytic cycle [ 100].
This temporal relationship suggests that miRNAs may limit and/or delay the increase in expression of replication checkpoint genes during hepatocyte S phase, allowing for completion of DNA replication.
We found limited high quality studies of post-diagnostic support interventions, possibly because the drive to provide post-diagnostic support is too recent to have allowed for completion and publication of anything other than small scale qualitative studies.
