The phrase "allow for guidance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to provide or consider direction or advice in a particular context.
Example: "In our project planning, we must allow for guidance from experienced team members to ensure success."
Alternatives: "provide for direction" or "make room for advice."
Sometimes, yes, this is needed, but there's also another side of "allowing" for guidance.
This interpretation of non-linear models is based on the method by Carlsson et al. (2009) and allows for guidance when exploring different hypotheses of how structural changes of molecules would affect their predictions (a screencast demonstrating this functionality in further detail is available at http://pele.farmbio.uu.se/bcr/bcr-vscreen.html ).html
A major challenge for the future will be to understand how these diverse guidance activities are selectively deployed at the right time and place to allow for coordinated guidance responses.
But with something like Google Classroom, for example, there's an option to allow for differentiated guidance.
Two features have been incorporated in the program suite that allow for user-defined guidance of the docking process based on previous experimental data.
A lower density in directional changes per area or turns with wider angles may allow for more consistent guidance and predictable turning events throughout the length of a neurite.
In theory, this method allowed for more guidance of search than the method in Experiment 1, because here areas in the periphery (that had not been inspected) appeared without being degraded by the overlay.
Last, their intrinsic magnetic character allows for remote guidance and direct targeting via external static magnetic fields.
Chemically conjugated catalase triggers the decomposition of H2O2 to produce driving force by bubble propulsion, while a metallic (Ni) coating layer allows for magnetic guidance of the motor.
