The phrase "allow for the generation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the conditions or factors that enable the creation or production of something.
Example: "The new policy will allow for the generation of more renewable energy sources in the region."
Alternatives: "facilitate the creation" or "enable the production".
Across this writing is a view of mathematical learning guided by the need to move beyond getting the answer to the immediate problem, to being able to abstract structural similarities between situations that allow for the generation of increasingly powerful, generalized problem-solving techniques.
Of significance is the potential to create patient-specific iPS cells (using a patient's own adult cells), which could allow for the generation of perfectly matched cells and tissues for transplantation therapies.
Such instruments often allow for the generation of arbitrary shaped output spectrum.
Targeting DC may allow for the generation of potent vaccines against fungal pathogens.
Together, these components allow for the generation of area class maps for the purpose of representing spatial application uncertainty.
Altogether, these advances in the fundamental and experimental knowledge on OA may allow for the generation of improved, adapted therapeutic regimens to treat human OA.
Since ionic structures are possible for both natural products and synthesized organic molecules the structure generation algorithm was also adjusted to allow for the generation of ionic structures.
Two additional software tools allow for the generation of EOS tables in different file output formats and for the calculation and visualization of isolines and Hugoniot shock adiabats.
Tests were conducted over a range of temperatures, providing the necessary results to allow for the generation of predictions of long-term creep behaviour using time-temperature superposition.
Typical agile satellites are equipped with control momentum gyros, which allow for the generation of high internal reaction torques and hence attitude maneuvers with high angular rates.
Protein engineering approaches, including directed evolution and computational protein design, allow for the generation of multi-specific proteins in which certain activities remain intact while others are abolished.
