The phrase "allow for observations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to create conditions or opportunities for observations to take place, often in research or analysis contexts.
Example: "The experimental design must allow for observations to be made without interference from external factors."
Alternatives: "permit observations" or "facilitate observations".
Returning to the same spot throughout the seasons will allow for observations of change and cycles of life.
A runway, with a glass top to allow for observations of exiting and returning bees, connected the observation hive with the outside of the observation structure.
To achieve a specificity of 0.95 and a power of 0.5, and assuming an ICC value of 0.8 for the instrument with two occasional observations, a sample size of 22 would suffice to allow for observations of ICC values of 0.5 or greater [ 25].
In this case, the waves do allow for observation angles close to, allowing for seawater thermal emissions to become observable.
Such a detection distance would allow for observation and identification of dark electron spins deposited on the diamond surface14, if using shallow-implanted NV− centres in ultrapure diamond3,40.
The relative ease of cultivation and its transparency allow for observation of organismal end points such as life span and progeny production.
During the course of treatment, the video recordings served to allow for observation, assessment, and management of the patient.
Other applied experimental paradigms, conducted over a one-week time period, allow for observation of behavioral approach or avoidant behavior, and permit assessment of insight and goal reorganization.
It is slower but the difference between the relaxation times of this process and of the common αβ-relaxation is too small to allow for observation of two separate peaks.
The wild-type FLHKII (full-length HKII) protein and the deletion mutants were cloned in-frame with the GFP-tag to allow for observation and localization by fluorescence microscopy.
Most significant was an improvement in VLBI technology that allowed for observations in extremely high-frequency radio waves.
