The phrase "allow for the unambiguous" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to create clarity or ensure that something is clearly understood without confusion.
Example: "The guidelines must allow for the unambiguous interpretation of the rules to avoid any misunderstandings."
Alternatives: "ensure clear" or "facilitate clarity".
Gene names allow for the unambiguous identification of the gene.
Herein, the minor variations/differences with regard to the respective diagnostic peaks allow for the unambiguous annotation.
However, the unculturable characteristic of most microbes limits such analysis of virus-host interaction, and similarly, metagenomics does not allow for the unambiguous identification of individual virus-host pairs.
For comparison we perform each of the discussed techniques on the same diffraction pattern, obtained using standard electron diffraction techniques, and discuss the ability of each to allow for the unambiguous determination of chirality within experimental uncertainties.
Although these differences are difficult to describe or code as characters with discrete states, they are nevertheless sufficiently distinct to allow for the unambiguous identification of the species.
The phase flow topology allows for the unambiguous classification of qualitatively distinct processes, which we consider to represent the functional units or modes within the dynamical architecture.
Methyl TROSY spectra of these hetero-heptameric complexes allowed for the unambiguous assignment of the methionine methyl groups to individual LSm proteins.
This novel analytical approach allows for the unambiguous genotyping of a minor component in the presence of a major component, where DIP STR genotypes of the minor were successfully procured at ratios up to 1 1,000.
In order to determine whether Wnt/β-catenin signaling induces the fate-change of endodermal cells into hepatoblasts, we chose 26 hpf, a time when the non-hepatic endodermal region can be clearly defined, thereby allowing for the unambiguous labeling of non-hepatic endodermal cells for lineage tracing.
Or, the limited number of experts does not allow for the results to converge to an unambiguous assessment result.
