The phrase "allow for progression" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need for flexibility or the capacity to develop or advance in a particular context.
Example: "The new curriculum is designed to allow for progression in students' learning, ensuring they can build on their knowledge over time."
Alternatives: "facilitate advancement" or "enable development".
To allow for progression, three levels of difficulty are given for each exercise.
Exercise performance was also evaluated to allow for progression, regression, or maintenance of exercise within each category on a weekly basis.
In theory, longer surveillance intervals could allow for progression of neoplasia in high-risk individuals before follow-up while inappropriately short surveillance intervals could result in unnecessary colonoscopy, making the strategy less cost effective.
Each category of exercise has multiple training levels designed to accommodate subjects of varying levels of fitness and symptoms, and to allow for progression of the workload over the 12-week training period.
CIN = Cervical intraepithelial neoplasia; HPV = Human papillomavirus; LEEP = loop electrosurgical excision procedure; PCR = Polymerase chain reaction The multi-HPV type mode; [ 14] (henceforth, the model), like others previously developed, is structured to allow for progression and regression between cervical histological, rather than cytological, health states.
Attempts at modelling road runoff treatment using wetlands must allow for progressions, since the systems can only be effective if they retain removed metals in the sediment sink.
However ensuring engagement with the program regardless of how minimal it may be is likely to be rudimentary to its success, and can allow for progressions to be made as the participants become more confident and adherent to the program.
Since a significant percentage of patients with BE report no GERD symptoms [8], the model also allows for progression from the Normal health state directly to the BE health state.
Up to three weeks were allowed for progression of inflammation and recruitment of macrophages before imaging, as it was shown that inflammatory events in the vessel wall after copper cuff implantation progress over three to 42 days[25].
One week was allowed for progression of inflammation and recruitment of macrophages, as it has been shown that inflammatory events at the endothelial layer (e.g. expression of inflammatory cell adhesion molecules E-selectin and P-selectin) begin as early as one hour after induction of the injury[24].
However, chronic exposure to METH allows for progression through autophagic flux and commits cells to apoptotic death.
