The phrase "allow for the unique" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance of accommodating individuality or distinct characteristics in a particular context.
Example: "In our design process, we must allow for the unique preferences of each client to ensure their satisfaction."
Alternatives: "make room for individuality" or "accommodate uniqueness".
Sufficient conditions on static measurements which allow for the unique identification of the crack are presented and discussed.
Some neurosurgical procedures, such as deep brain stimulation surgery, allow for the unique opportunity to directly access the human brain while patients are awake-and-behaving.
However, this study suggests that strict or formulaic adherence to such checklists can reduce flexibility and fail to allow for the unique demands of each health interaction.
Finally, we introduce the concept of psychological strong Nash equilibrium and show that it allows for the unique and collusion-proof implementation of the efficient strategy profile.
It is commonly accepted in the literature that the knowledge of this set of spectral data allows for the unique determination of the severity and the position (up to symmetry) of the damage.
This unique functionality at low wavelengths and 157 nm allows for the unique bio-functionalities of surfaces [51,52].
But, in a sometimes tetchy exchange of e-mails, which appears to have begun in July, a tax official wrote: "Even allowing for the unique position of MPs, it would be difficult to see how such an expense is necessarily incurred in the performance of their duties".
The discovery of the phoQ W104C-A128C phenotype allowed for the unique opportunity to examine the contribution of acidic pH and divalent cation sensing to PhoQ-dependent gene expression during infection of macrophages.
To construct a haplotype network that allows for the unique characteristics of intraspecific level such as persistent ancestral nodes, multifurcations, and reticulations (Posada and Crandall 2001), the median-joining method was applied.
Definitions of what constitutes a CpG island differ (Gardiner-Garden and Frommer 1987; Takai and Jones 2002); however, the use of three levels of CpG density: high CpG density (HC), intermediate CpG density (IC) and low CpG density (LC) allows for the unique properties of CpG islands to be dissected (Weber et al. 2007).
