The phrase "allow for gaining" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the provision of opportunities or conditions that facilitate the acquisition of something, such as knowledge or skills.
Example: "The new training program is designed to allow for gaining essential skills that will enhance employee performance."
Alternatives: "enable acquisition" or "facilitate obtaining".
Anyway Several problems arose about Security of data: Virtualization is the base of Cloud resources and, even if we consider data storage as virtually separated elements, security issues exist if privilege escalation allows for gaining control on any data on physical hosts.
In this representation, the external admittance, Y ext, is represented at different frequencies by Y 1 and Y 2. The input admittance ( Y SQ ) is then based on the signal voltage response to current i 1, which depends upon the idler in a way that may allow for gain.
These volume frequencies are adjusted to reflect the different amounts of solid phase in the samples to either allow for loss of volume fraction (e.g., due to floc or cell break-up releasing entrapped liquor), or to allow for gain in volume fraction (e.g., due to precipitation of soluble material or to liquid entrapment in growing flocs).
Mobile wireless applications have boosted the productivity of workers, allowing for gains in wages.
This allows for gains to be captured for a fraction of the cost of taking ownership of the asset.
Consequently, these occupation measures can test theories of marital stability that are either based on similarities of preferences for household goods or dissimilarities allowing for gains from specialization.
It informs us how the SQUID current mixes magnetic flux and junction phase, allowing for gain and dissipation effects at and between different frequencies.
Amp makers trying to emulated that sound at lower volumes then started adding extra gain stages to the preamps of their amp designs, to allow for higher gain tone at controlled volumes.
