The phrase "allow for subsequent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to make provisions or accommodations for future events or actions.
Example: "The design must allow for subsequent modifications as the project evolves."
Alternatives: "make room for later" or "provide for future".
Selective array probes allow for subsequent detection and genotyping of generated amplicons by hybridization.
Hence, organic ligands are used to inhibit oxidation, afford dispersibility, and to allow for subsequent material characterization.
Therefore, ROR1 may serve as a common node for kinase phosphorylation and allow for subsequent pathway activation through adaptor/effector protein recruitment.
The understanding of the effect of the bauxite composition and of the process variables on the kinetics of dissolution can lead to the development of kinetic models and allow for subsequent process optimization.
Environmental concentrations of cytostatic drugs are known to be in the range of ng L−1, and for this reason, it is imperative to develop analytical methods of extraction and preconcentration to allow for subsequent instrumental analysis of these drugs.
If the tracker ends, e.g., the tracker reaches the last frame of the video or the tracker loses the target, the persistent tracking system issues a request to GIFT to receive videos which may cover the target to allow for subsequent reacquisition and tracking.
He also avoided the mistake of collecting minority holdings: the stakes he bought generally allowed for subsequent conversion into controlling interests.
This approach allows for subsequent averaging or upscaling without the complications associated with the Smoluchowski equation.
The creation of ion induced nucleation centers on p-Si allows for subsequent selective electroplating of nano structures.
Thin-slice acquisition allows for subsequent multiplanar and curved planar reformation, which are useful for planning emergency endovascular aneurysm repair (EVAR).
SCM is based on evaluating the capacitance between a tip and the sample, allowing for subsequent extraction of dopant profiles [50, 51].
