The phrase "allow for research" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to make provisions or accommodations for conducting research in a particular context.
Example: "The new policy will allow for research on the effects of climate change in urban areas."
Alternatives: "make room for research" or "permit research activities".
The agreement also establishes a large 322,000 sq km "krill research zone" that will allow for research catching of krill, but prohibit toothfish catching.
The machine should be as close in design to industrial practices, but at the same time allow for research into dosimetry and process control.
But the risks ordinarily encountered in daily life are typically greater than what IRBs allow for research subjects (Wendler 2005).
For this kind of evaluation to occur, comparable, standardised reports that allow for research need to be published.
Over 80 posters were tweeted with the hashtag #RSCAnalyticalPoster, reaching an audience potentially as large as 375,000 people, and the format of a Twitter poster conference has the potential to allow for research to be shared more quickly and cheaply, and in a more environmentally friendly manner.
The Senate also passed on Wednesday, 70 to 28, an alternative stem cell measure that allows for research on embryos that are "naturally dead".
"The agreement allows for research to work with banking as an important part of the capital-raising process," a Merrill spokeswoman, Susan McCabe, said.
However, virtualization technology currently allows for research into new techniques, which makes it possible to allocate at a lower level.
The computable general equilibrium model we develop for the purpose allows for research and development (R&D -driven endogenous technological change embodied in vaR&D -drivencapital.
One of the most confusing elements of Sherley v. Sebelius is whether the Bush rules, which allowed for research on hESC lines that existed in 2001, violates Dickey-Wicker.
