The phrase "allow for the articulation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to create space or conditions for clear expression or communication of ideas.
Example: "The new policy will allow for the articulation of diverse perspectives within the organization."
Alternatives: "facilitate the expression" or "enable the communication".
Range of motion was the primary outcome, and we could not demonstrate any advantage of the unrestricted regime allowed for the large articulations.
3. A formal new product process such as a stage-gate model should be adopted that allow for articulation and documentation, at pre-determined points, of the contingencies between technological development and the decisions that are made about user requirements.
Theory articulation allowed for the conceptualisation of user-involved care planning as both a linear and a hierarchical event.
In this way, theory articulation allowed for the conceptualisation of user-involved care planning as both a linear (outcome-focused) and a hierarchical (process-focused) event (Fig. 1).
Together with the intricate coordination of breathing and articulation, this feature allows for the precise control over speech production.
The chitinous exoskeleton, or cuticle, covering the body and limbs of malacostracans is divided into segments interconnected by strong, flexible membranes, allowing for articulation at the joints.
The PVS provides several other benefits to the minimally invasive surgeon by potentially allowing for the removal of one port, depending on technique, during a VATS lobectomy, due to thinner shaft and higher degree of articulation.
The lack of restriction allowed for large articulations did not improve the clinical and patient perceived outcomes.
"Rather than trying to become a still statue, allow for gentle undulations and articulations of the toes, feet and ankles as you create subtle movements to maintain balance".
These questions help to gain clarity and assist in the necessary deconstruction of the pedagogical processes that are being utilized, in addition to allowing for a clearer articulation of our desired pedagogical processes for 2030 and beyond.
