The phrase "allow for conservation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the need to make provisions or accommodations for conservation efforts or practices.
Example: "The new policy will allow for conservation of natural resources while promoting economic growth."
Alternatives: "make room for conservation" or "provide for conservation".
Both the Nature Conservancy and Environmental Defense, another large national environmental group that favors market mechanisms, are working to resolve those questions by lobbying federal fishery managers and regulators to adjust their permitting systems to allow for conservation easements.
Pastoral rules and regulations are designed to allow for conservation, use and sustainability of available resources such as pastures and water sources (Nelson 2012).
A FASTA file containing known mature metazoan miRNA sequences in miRBase was used as input to allow for conservation scoring.
Phosphorylated eIF2 α (p-eIF2 α) markedly attenuates translation initiation and overall protein synthesis, allowing for conservation of cellular resources.
It allows for conservation of the uterus for subsequent menstrual function and pregnancies; hence it is preferred over hysterectomy [ 18, 19].
So fans of the great white will be pleased to know that at a meeting last week in Thailand, the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species adopted a plan to monitor the trade and allow for better conservation management.
These choices allow for excellent conservation of the constant of motion (Fig. 2 a shows negligible dissipation during a typical 46 ps simulation) and negligible drift in the fictitious kinetic energy of the electrons for simulations of that duration.
Thus, according to Chris Asplen (2004), forensic DNA databases allow for a "conservation of resources", either by enabling crimes to be solved more quickly, or by speeding up the judicial proceedings by consolidating the evidence or introducing plea bargaining1.
The use of surrogate tissue resources including tumor cell lines for the early discovery phases in melanoma, as used in this study, will undoubtedly allow for the conservation of precious tissue specimens for use in more advanced validation studies.
This model also allows for signal percolation through the cytoskeleton, which would simultaneously allow for the conservation of cost (in this case, energy) by reducing the number of necessary network nodes (nuclei) while preserving maximum network functionality in the event of nuclear rearrangement a process which occurs constantly in the plasmodium during migration.
