The phrase "allow for the mining" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the permission or provision for mining activities to take place.
Example: "The new regulations will allow for the mining of rare minerals in protected areas under strict guidelines."
Alternatives: "permit the mining" or "facilitate the mining".
Although the use of the low support thresholds allowed for the mining to discover some interesting rare rules and build an effective classifier, the low upper bound was a significant limitation and hindered the performance of the model.
Numerous software tools help with searching patent databases, but they don't mine the data to allow for the focused identification of similar or competing technologies, he said.
The technology overcomes many challenges faced when using traditional techniques and more significantly captures all information about the sample in one injection to allow for retrospectively mining the data.
In order to increase the utility of this collection, a significant component of SIGMA is the web-based application which allows for the user-friendly mining of this dataset.
We further conclude that the development of novel data reduction algorithms for analysis of microarray studies is critical to allow for optimized mining of important, clinically-relevant datasets.
Differences between methods used allow for greater mining of possible biomarkers.
Most MI projects are (1) primarily designed for high-throughput assays and (2) require detailed annotation of samples and related data sets to populate large databases and allow for data mining by third parties.
Bio-mining allows for the rapid start-up of the mining site, is easy and reliable with regard to maintenance and infrastructural cost and is not labor intensive making it more profitable.
In just six months, with the President's landmark rejection of the Keystone pipeline and the announcement of a pause on federal leasing that would allow for new coal mining, there has been a dramatic shift away from the "all of the above" approach to national energy policy that has always privileged fossil fuels.
