The phrase "allow for the accelerated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the need to accommodate or make provisions for something that is happening at an increased pace or rate.
Example: "We need to allow for the accelerated pace of technological advancements in our planning."
Alternatives: "account for the increased" or "make provisions for the rapid".
This less crucial role in the PPI and high specificity for the interacting pathogens might be key factors allowing for the accelerated evolution of the membrane and envelope-interacting genes.
Collectively, our data suggest that while both reovirus and GEM can kill cancer cells directly, GEM also inhibits the reovirus-induced MDSCs, allowing for the accelerated development of anti-tumour immunity and hence, enhanced survival from OC.
Allowing for the more accelerated dissociation rates from AFB5, most of the compounds tested showed the same pattern of binding and dissociation from AFB5 as for TIR1.
These parallel approaches allow for an accelerated sampling of the parameter space of OPV conditions, which in turn leads to targeted experiments.
Rigid plate fixation and the absence of muscle division allow for an accelerated rehabilitation programme with early restoration of knee motion and function.
Some life insurance policies will allow for an accelerated death benefit or a home healthcare rider to pay for eldercare with the disbursed sum to be deducted from the eventual payout.
The concentration of NAD+ is rate-limiting in glycolysis and an accessible pool derived from exogenous pyruvate may allow for an accelerated glycolytic flux.
Isolation of candidate genes of agronomic interest and development of specific molecular markers for application in molecular genotyping and marker-assisted selection (MAS) allow for both accelerated conventional breeding and gene-transfer programmes as strategies for genetic improvement.
Dogs experience neoplasias to the same extent as humans despite their relatively shorter life span which may allow for accelerated investigations of environmental influences in the disease aetiology.
In such cases biodegradable nanoparticles would be of advantage that release the radionuclides individually and would allow for accelerated excretion by additionally applying metal scavengers and diuretics (Jaggi et al., 2005) possibly supported by other measures to protect critical organs (cf. de Kruiff et al., 2015).
