The phrase "allow for the progression" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to accommodate or make provisions for a process or development to advance.
Example: "In order to achieve our goals, we must allow for the progression of our project timeline."
Alternatives: "make room for the advancement" or "facilitate the development".
Collective bargaining is a natural advancement of the modern person, which allows for the progression of ideal causes through pragmatic agendas.
In contrast, it has been suggested that increased IL-10 following CB3 infection in human monocytes leads to a dysregulation of the immune response to the virus and ultimately allows for the progression to the chronic disease [25].
mTOR is recognized as a central controller of eukaryotic cell growth and proliferation, in that it senses nutritional status and mitogens in mammalian cells and allows for the progression from G1 to S phase, although it may not be the only target of rapamycin.
Secondly, the intervention period may have been too short to allow for the natural progression of impaired glucose tolerance.
A longer study, in line with other interventions in this population group, to allow for the natural progression of the disease may also bring forth an effect on fasting blood glucose.
This finding predicts that there is a mechanism that causes normal cells to become cancerous, i.e., there is possibility that the p53 oscillation behaviors of cells with grave DNA damage allow for the cell cycle progression without sufficiently repairing the DNA damage.
DMBA has been shown to induce the development of ERα-positive tumors in rats [ 74] and mice [ 1], and thus could allow for the comparison of tumor progression between ERα-positive and ERα-negative tumors.
The cross-sectional study design does not allow for the possible detection of progression of pre-cancerous cases but because of ethical issues, we could not postpone the treatment, especially as this study was conducted in a low-resource setting in which difficulties in recalling the women are usually much higher and loss in follow-up is expected to be high.
A more frequent Tai Chi intervention (3 4 times a week) should be considered to allow for further progression in the intensity of performance (for example, lowering the stance as the subject is able).
IL-10 is also increased in mice following CB3 infection and was again suggested to allow for disease progression from the acute stage of disease to the chronic stage of disease [27], [28].
