The phrase "allow for handling" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to accommodate or make provisions for a specific process or action.
Example: "The design of the software must allow for handling multiple user requests simultaneously."
Alternatives: "make provisions for handling" or "facilitate handling".
A PC-based program called M-UASLOPE has been coded to allow for handling of complex slope geometry, soil profile, and ground water conditions.
The resulting probabilistic generalizations of default reasoning from conditional knowledge bases allow for handling in a uniform framework strict logical knowledge, default logical knowledge, as well as purely probabilistic knowledge.
These approaches have already been applied successfully to various real-life systems and have been extended by approaches that allow for handling both one-sided and two-sided hard state constraints.
Fahrmeir et al. [19] derived numerically efficient formulae that allow for handling large data sets.
High flexibility of STEM-in-SEM over TEM for design changes is also demonstrated to allow for handling of a large number of samples and a lower turnaround time per sample.
We propose hardware concepts and designs to ensure worker's safety and allow for handling of all bumpers types.
In particular, the new kernel allows for handling points of interests (POI) clusters or enables the use of tracks.
In particular, if the problem data includes a large linear operator or matrix, the method allows for handling each subblock of on a separate machine.
The algorithm is characterized by three key features: First, we propose a distance measure, called the Asymmetric Distance (AD), which allows for handling outliers inside the curve and finding the outer boundary or concave hull by specifying very natural parameters like smoothness and accuracy.
Set the tart pan on a baking sheet to allow for easy handling.
In order to allow for safer handling and easier storage, I got approval to completely separate each leaf.
