The phrase "allow for overcoming" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the provision of opportunities or conditions that enable someone to overcome challenges or obstacles.
Example: "The new policy is designed to allow for overcoming the barriers that many students face in accessing education."
Alternatives: "facilitate overcoming" or "enable overcoming".
Mathematical analysis of the whole blood flow curves obtained from rotary measurements with the use of Quemada rheological model allows for overcoming this problem and obtaining reliable information about red cells aggregability and deformability from Quemada model parameters (Table 1).
Heavy application of automatic tools can allow for rapid prototyping overcoming this unfortunate situation and de-risking the product challenge.
Tubular butt joints allow for combined tension torsion tests overcoming the need to use different sample types for different loading conditions.
Our study reveals that a disproportionate number of the surviving beetles will be female, the sex that initiates attacks on trees, which may allow for continued success at overcoming trees.
Mr David feels that services such as frontdesk, which allow for "real-time" bookings, overcome the traditional problem for small accommodation owners who take internet bookings.
Moreover, by introducing fixed effects, ν i, one can allow for "individual heterogeneity" and overcome that problem.
The underlying reason for the diversion of unsaturated flow around a drift is that capillary forces in the fractures and matrix prevent water entry into the drift unless the capillary pressure in the rock decreases sufficiently to allow for gravity forces to overcome the capillary barrier.
High levels of phenotypic plasticity ensure self-sustainability in disturbed habitats [37] but do not seem to allow for fountain grass to overcome the biological resistance-buffer posed by undisturbed habitats and intact ecosystems.
Here, we asked why trans-generational plasticity does not allow for temporary range expansion by overcoming any genetic constraints that may limit range.
Moreover, our work suggests a new research line devoted to the unveiling of the sequences internal to the inversions that allow for double recombination, and thus overcoming the meiotic problems associated with this rearrangement.
