The phrase "allow for the diversification" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to create opportunities for variety or different options in a particular context, such as business, finance, or ecology.
Example: "The new policy will allow for the diversification of our investment portfolio, reducing risk and increasing potential returns."
Alternatives: "facilitate diversification" or "enable diversification".
This data supports the hypothesis of a single ancestral cA-SR from which duplication events occurred allowing for the diversification of this group.
The chronological aspect of gene regulation usually involves systemic signalling that stimulates the coordinated response of the whole organism and allows for the diversification of cell types.
Ultimately, the use of the TIM barrel fold by B12 and radical SAM systems speaks toward the evolutionary development of these enzymes and the requirement for a protein architecture that was inherently not complex and in regards to radical SAM proteins allowed for the diversification of chemical reactions through the acquisition of additional modular protein domains.
The SRCR and C-type lectin domains are both able to recognize pathogens [ 18, 30], suggesting that the radiation in this region may be due to a domain swapping event that may have allowed for the diversification of host pathogen recognition [ 31].
In particular, the niche provided by the development of secondary metabolism for synthesis of antibiotics, siderophores, soluble cell-cell signals and host-interaction molecules allowed for the extensive diversification of these enzymes.
There is no point in diversifying if the investment does not offer a genuinely different source of return (much of private equity falls into this category) or if the asset is already overvalued.Yet even allowing for this, diversification has surely not offered the benefits most pension funds expected.
All the profits the company reaps are reinvested back into the business, which is developing more food products based on other crops such as soya and sorghum that are favourable to the local climate, allow for crop diversification, and, most of all, can be used in RUTFs without the milk powder base, eliminating the need for large quantities of foreign-produced milk powder.
That individual species exhibit strong differences in the comparative rank of the MA scores associated with their three biting muscles (Additional file 2) reinforces arguments that the structural division of jaw muscles may allow for functional diversification [ 28, 42- 44].
On the other side, large-scale agro-industrial projects allow for export diversification in CIS countries, by replacing raw materials (mainly grain) with finished products.
Such adaptations can allow for niche diversification, as has been suggested for thermal adaptation (plants: [ 25], Antarctic ice fish: [ 26]) and for metabolic novelty (C 4 photosynthesis: [ 27]).
