The phrase "allow for proliferation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that something enables or permits the growth or increase of something else.
Example: "The new policy is designed to allow for proliferation of small businesses in the area."
Alternatives: "facilitate growth" or "enable expansion".
Following 6 days in vitro incubation with LPS to allow for proliferation and differentiation of antigen-experienced memory B cells into plasma cells, we observed a greater number of 2F5 epitope-specific spots, indicating that epitope-specific memory B cells were generated.
Putative precursor cells, located in the pancreatic ducts or among the ICCs, allow for proliferation after transplantation.
In this study we modified cell isolation and culture techniques to allow for proliferation and sub-culturing of equine lamellar keratinocytes.
To represent quiescent ECs in the main vessel, we only allow for proliferation outside the parent vessel, at a minimum distance of one cell length from the vessel wall.
It has further been suggested that reduction of dose-rate may allow for proliferation of cells being initiated by radiation earlier during exposure (Moolgavkar et al, 1990), and it was pointed out that the inverse dose-rate effect depends on total dose (Brenner, 1994), which is in accordance with our findings.
Perhaps, low levels of antigen at the peak of the response trigger a nominal level of activation allowing for proliferation without the induction of full effector functions, which in turn favor the development of precursors of long-lived memory T-cells.
Proteins encoded by HIV, including Vpr, Nef, Vif, Vpu, Tat, and Rev, initially impede programmed cell death, allowing for proliferation of HIV-infected cells, then gradually shift to actively induce apoptosis of CD4-T cells, macrophages, monocytes, and microglial cells, thus causing the hallmark global immunodefiency of AIDS [7].
For immunofluorescence (IF) staining, NHKs were plated and allowed for proliferation for 2 days.
Disturbances to gut bacteria, like those caused by antibiotic use, can allow for the proliferation of drug-resistant Clostridium difficile (much as deer proliferate in upstate New York in the absence of abundant natural predators).
Here again, however, one must allow for the proliferation of art worlds, and worlds within worlds, in the current period.
Both parts of the scaffold were designed to provide cell-type-specific cues to allow for cell proliferation and form a construct that mimics the skin environment.
