The phrase "allow for the detection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability or provision for identifying or discovering something, often in a technical or scientific context.
Example: "The new software update will allow for the detection of potential security threats in real-time."
Alternatives: "enable the identification" or "facilitate the discovery".
The subsequent components allow for the detection of dispersion effects, higher order effects and differences in distribution.
In this work, we describe the development of molecular diagnostic assays that allow for the detection and discrimination of the 11 Eimeria species that infect rabbits.
The equilibration of 14C in stream DIC is in the order of 10 times slower than for gas tracers, which may allow for the detection of smaller groundwater discharge fluxes than is possible with gas tracers.
(3)The Sloan Digital Sky Survey QSO spectra will allow for the detection of a high-velocity, narrow population of intrinsic absorbers as small as 7%.
The engineering applications of gestalt psychology [15, 16] allow for the detection of unique objects based on the strength of the relation.
Predictiveness curves allow for the detection of optimal score selection thresholds in an intuitive and straightforward way; a task for which the ROC curves are not adapted.
Special ultrasound techniques allow for the detection of oscillating microbubbles, separation from muscular tissue and deliver the opportunity to assess muscular tissue perfusion in real time.
But it's another thing to dismantle the legal protections that allow for the detection and elimination of illegal housing market discrimination that perpetuates limited housing choices for millions of Americans each year.
Compared to self-reported or crash data, direct observations allow for the detection of factors likely to impact decision-making without participants being necessarily aware of their influence (e.g. presence of others crossing unsafely).
The early formation time and omnipresence of the pigments that allow for photosynthesis on Earth suggest that photosynthesis could exist elsewhere in the universe and thus allow for the detection of life outside of Earth.
To allow for the detection of weak bioluminescence and fluorescence signals, an Andor iKon-M 912BV scientific CCD camera (Andor Technology plc., Belfast, UK) with a very low dark current level was used for recording OI images.
