The phrase "allow for the sensing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the capability or provision for detecting or perceiving something, often in technical or scientific discussions.
Example: "The new sensor design will allow for the sensing of temperature changes in real-time."
Alternatives: "enable detection" or "facilitate sensing".
"One of the things we continue to do is always allow for the sense of surprise and discovery, in the songs you hear and in the stage performances themselves".
Human nature is all around you in this show – people gape, blush, smile and withdraw, wink, frown, look sideways, downwards, askance; the superb curating allows for the sense of being surrounded by an 18th-century crowd, from crowned heads to noted beauties and Enlightenment intellectuals, all focused upon one figure – that of the artist.
There's also an HTC Hub, which looks a lot like Sense 4 and allows for the Sense clock and weather widgets if that's what you're into.
Conceiving of women as a series thus allows for the sense in which they share certain features but in which they can also possess striking differences in their relation to the realities that make them part of that series.
A definition would have to allow for those senses.
Sustainable development projects will not only galvanize local resources, but allow for the development of ownership and a sense of empowerment that builds a social and economic structure from the bottom up.
The selectivity of strong binding to a specific sequence can allow for quadruplex sensing and the detection method presented here is very simple, using fluorescence and NMR study.
The results demonstrate that the AuNCs allow for H2O2 sensing based on their capacity for both fluorescence and catalysis.
While the thickness of this silicate film may be tuned by altering the number of PAH/silicate layers, we chose to add only one layer of silicate for a final thickness of ca. 2 nm, as this would still allow for plasmonic sensing to occur beyond the thin layer of silicate glass.
Finally, radio waves, because they can freely propagate far from their source regions, are of utmost importance as they allow for remote sensing of magnetospheric plasmas.
