The phrase "allow for the absorption" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that something is being made possible or facilitated for the process of absorption, whether it be physical, metaphorical, or conceptual.
Example: "The design of the new packaging will allow for the absorption of moisture, ensuring the product remains fresh."
Alternatives: "facilitate the absorption" or "enable the absorption".
Because of their large size, skin appendages allow for the absorption of larger molecules and are much less selective [37].
In Al-Waleed, the refugees have installed toilets in their tents, but the ground does not allow for the absorption of the waste water.
At the end of each trial, samples were drained off and dabbed with blotting paper to allow for the absorption of exceeding oil.
Designed by Diana Balmori, a landscape architect based in New Haven who also teaches environmental design at Yale University, this green roof has an ingenious layered construction, manufactured by American Hydrotech of Chicago (www.hydrotechusa.com; 800-877-6125), which allows for the absorption and retention of rainwater without leaking through the roof.
Swallowed food travels along the length of this tube at an appropriate speed to allow for the breakdown and absorption of nutrients.
Cholesterol assimilation by probiotic bacteria in the gastrointestinal tract would allow for the reduction of cholesterol absorption by enterocytes and excretion of the cholesterol from the host, as depicted in Figure 3.
Vibrational spectroscopic imaging techniques, such as using mid-infrared (IR) absorption, allow for the nonperturbing molecular study of micrometer-thick samples.
The injector remained in place for one additional minute to allow for tissue absorption of the infusion bolus.
Two non-equidistant grid implementations of infinite range exterior complex scaling are introduced that allow for perfect absorption in the time dependent Schrödinger equation.
The experiments on characterization of 5D9 (Figure 7B) were carried out as follows: 5D9 was added in a dose-dependent manner to BHK-21 cells and incubated for one hour to allow for absorption of the inhibitor.
Based on pharmacokinetic evidence, both medications were administered 1.5 h before the scan to allow for maximum absorption (Chan et al. 1983; Witcher et al. 2003).
