The phrase "allow for improving" is not correct in standard written English.
It can be used when discussing the potential for enhancement or development in a particular context, but it needs to be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "The new policy will allow for improvements in employee productivity."
Alternatives: "permit enhancements" or "facilitate betterment."
The test results allow for improving the protocol when necessary.
The results of initial tribological investigation are very promising and they allow us to expect that the technology of structure comminution by laser treatment will allow for improving the life time of products with laser treated surface.
Recently emerging multichannel reproduction systems allow for improving the user experience in many kinds of telepresence systems but also human-machine interfaces, such as multi-party teleconferencing and immersive interactive gaming environments whenever the latter comprise an acoustic human-machine interface.
Wong and Ho [9] consider a competitive setting, where the IM and the TOs negotiate on the access fees and service requests, accounting learning techniques that allow for improving the resulting scheduling after several rounds; the model is solved via simulation.
The separation procedures developed here allow for improving bioconjugation, as well as the product purification procedures, where nanostructures are involved.
Our findings allow for improving the estimation of the pooling-specific error and may help in designing allelotyping studies using the Affymetrix Genome-Wide HumAffymetrix Genome-Wide
The school in Montreal said the increase would allow for improved facilities, lower student-to-professor ratios and better scholarship opportunities.
A mixed-flow turbine of the Deriaz type uses swiveled, variable-pitch runner blades that allow for improved efficiency at part loads in medium-sized machines.
This means you'll be down one machine right off the bat but this will allow for improved gameplay.
This may allow for improved prediction of mortality for patient populations similar to the reference database, although the subjective versus objective methodologic debate is likely to continue.
Control of these particles can allow for improved oxidant injection and transport, and contact between the oxidant and contaminants of concern.
