The phrase "allow for confirmation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to provide an opportunity or means to verify or validate something.
Example: "Please ensure that the system allows for confirmation of the user's identity before proceeding with the transaction."
Alternatives: "permit verification" or "provide for validation".
The letter requesting the office's help at the time complained that the FCC had "not released any records or documentation that would allow for confirmation that an attack occurred, that it was effectively dealt with, and that the FCC has begun to institute measures to thwart future attacks and ensure the security of its systems".
The agency has "not released any records or documentation that would allow for confirmation that an attack occurred, that it was effectively dealt with, and that the FCC has begun to institute measures to thwart future attacks and ensure the security of its systems".
President Obama is expected to make his announcement by May to allow for confirmation hearings before the court's next session.
First, they allow for confirmation of the OCD diagnosis.
First, the cross-sectional design does not allow for confirmation of temporality, and subsequently, causality.
Furthermore, the accessibility of patient's data from the KPNC electronic medical records will lessen subject burden and allow for confirmation of self-reported data.
For Mr. McCain's part, conservatives remember with antipathy that he was part of the so-called Gang of 14, Republican and Democratic senators who forged a compromise that allowed for confirmation votes on some of Mr. Bush's judicial appointments.
Mr. McConnell is said to be negotiating a deal with Senator Harry Reid, the majority leader, that allows for confirmation of 19 nominees approved by the committee before the election but denies consideration by the full Senate to the others.
These levels of exposure are not inconsistent with adequate oseltamivir carboxylate exposure sufficient to provide effective therapy given the proposed target AUC12 of 3800 ng h/mL, but further plasma time points would have allowed for confirmation.
Contrast (X-ray dye) is then injected, highlighting the nerve in the canal and allowing for confirmation of correct needle placement.
A498 cell line experiments then allowed for confirmation of the concept in another cell line in an experiment that more closely mirrors the clinical situation in which a patient would be exposed to an antiangiogenic therapy and then have treatment held for awhile followed by subsequent treatment with the same or a similar VEGF pathway directed therapy.
