The phrase "allow for prediction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the capacity or capability to foresee or anticipate outcomes based on certain variables or data.
Example: "The new model is designed to allow for prediction of future trends in consumer behavior."
Alternatives: "enable forecasting" or "facilitate predictions".
To date, constraint-based models cannot predict effects of toxic intermediates and methods are needed that allow for prediction of concentrations within constraint-based models.
The links between climate events and security outcomes are complex, contingent, and not understood nearly well enough to allow for prediction.
The developed micromechanical models also allow for prediction of the laminate's shear deformation response.
Correlations involving ΔG DFT) for the reactions for L = H2S allow for prediction of log K1 R2S) for complexes of thioethers (R = CH2CH2OH).
There is a great need to model PEMs and to connect PEM behavior with the characteristics of the PEC counterparts to allow for prediction of performance and better design of multilayered materials.
The results of the analysis allow for prediction of roof collapse and to determine whether the failure surface that develops in the rock mass remains localised or extends through the full depth of cover.
The probabilistic models allow for predictions of the reliability against fatigue failure.
Akaike weights allow for predictions on the basis of a weighted average of all of the considered models [6, 18].
Parametric evaluations by curve fitting the indentation stress-strain data allow for predictions of intrinsic stress-strain responses for the glass-ceramics in conventional uniform stressing states.
More recently the tracking of near-Earth objects will allow for predictions of close encounters, and potential collisions, with the Earth.
Thereby, conditional models allow for predictions of outcomes on the lowest clustering level (here, the patient).
