The phrase "allow for the capture" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the provision or facilitation of capturing something, such as data, information, or an event.
Example: "The new software update will allow for the capture of user data more efficiently."
Alternatives: "facilitate the capture" or "enable the capture".
The decline has been driven by a growing global appetite for tuna, and by the rapid mechanization of industrial fishing, chiefly purse-seining operations that allow for the capture of entire schools of tuna at once.
Both tools allow for the capture of essential features of interactions between components in open architectures, therefore assisting in concept refinement, identification of actors, policy exploration and the feasibility assessment of new systems.
The emergence of web-based technologies will allow for the capture and real time use of structured PRD.
These 'bait' oligomers are hybridized to the genomic DNA sample and allow for the capture of their specific complementary DNA sequences.
A comprehensive e-health record would allow for the capture of all relevant data, which could be used to improve patient care.
These data will allow for the capture of policy changes over time and by service in the way health systems regulate public and private insurance.
Epifluorescent photographs taken with digital SLR cameras allow for the capturing of artefact-free images of whole plants without the use of damaging UV light and improve the signal-to-noise ratio.
This may be accomplished by incorporating additional data sources, such as the Ontario Cancer Registry [ 24] that allow for the capturing of all patients with a primary brain tumour that may be missed if they do not visit the emergency department or seek acute care in Ontario.
Five people have been arrested for protesting a government plan that allows for the capture of any bison that leaves the boundaries of Yellowstone National Park, and its destruction if it tests positive for the contagious disease brucellosis.
Semi-automated positioning of the system and data stitching consequently allows for the capture of larger surfaces.
This design involves two main parts: a central shaft that prescribes stiffness and lateral vanes which allows for the capture of air.
