"allow for conclusions" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe when a variety of evidence can be used to draw conclusions. For example, "The observations and evidence collected from the experiment allowed for several conclusions to be made."
As discussed above, only 56 aggregates had sufficient examples to allow for conclusions to be drawn about the chemical transformation.
Moreover, the sampling for this study does not allow for conclusions regarding the neocortex.
Therefore, the results allow for conclusions concerning correlations, but not causal relationships.
The findings here suggest a requirement for calibration every 8hrs, albeit the population is too small to allow for conclusions.
The small number - eight - of GA-treated patients in their study did not allow for conclusions with respect to GA.
Our trial is sufficiently powered to allow for conclusions as to its short-term effectiveness (6 months).
The use of this framework allows for conclusions to be drawn on the requirements for building an effective connection between AM activities and strategy development.
The results allowed for conclusions to be drawn regarding the adequacy of the artificial damage approach and highlighted the importance and role of other forms of degradation upon damage tolerance of laminated composites containing damage.
A comparative assessment is performed on a number of design criteria, allowing for conclusions to be drawn on the level of harmonisation of these systems, and the identification of convergence or divergence of important operational features.
They are often nationally representative, allowing for conclusions that cover the entire nation.
This multi-analysis allowed for conclusions that there is no BMP-6 gene expression in all examined bone samples.
