The phrase "allow for the monitoring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the provision or facilitation of oversight or observation in a particular context.
Example: "The new software update will allow for the monitoring of user activity to enhance security measures."
Alternatives: "facilitate the monitoring" or "enable the monitoring".
Maksim Y. Medvedkov, Russia's envoy to the talks in Geneva, said Moscow had agreed to a Swiss-mediated proposal that would allow for the monitoring of trade flow between Russia and Georgia, the Itar-Tass news agency reported.
Over the past decade such measurements, which allow for the monitoring of entire ice sheets all at one time, have transformed efforts to understand how ice sheets change with the seasons.
Flow sensors allow for the monitoring of the fluid advancement.
For those reasons, to improve reading assessment quality, it is recommended that reading assessment should allow for the monitoring of the students' progress across grade levels and the diagnosis of reading difficulties (Cain, 2010).
While these facilities could allow for the monitoring of domestic U.S. traffic, they also process vast quantities of international traffic as it moves across the globe — a fact that likely explains why the NSA would view these AT&T nodes as such high-value sites.
These clocks allow for the monitoring of the state S P (t|s) of process P with respect to its trace s as continuous function of time t by S_{P}(t|s) = sumlimits_{Ein s} thetaleft t-tau!lefthetaleft t-tau = sumleftts_{i=0}^{4} thErightt(t-tau!left(E_{i}right)right). (4).
It refers to legislation which allows for the monitoring of UK citizens' online and mobile communications.
There are also bikes which are fully 'online', allowing for the monitoring of everything from pedal power to blood glucose levels.
– Calculation Status - this service allows for the monitoring of the code execution by requesting the current status, which can either be compiling, waiting, running, finished, or error.
This technique allows for the monitoring of surface contours and healing processes in injured articular cartilage in defect repair studies as well as changes in cartilage thickness.
Glass windows positioned at the ends of the reactor allowed for the monitoring of the phases in the system at both the critical point and the supercritical environment.
