The phrase "allow for the viewing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the provision or arrangement for someone to see or observe something.
Example: "The design of the exhibition will allow for the viewing of the artwork from multiple angles."
Alternatives: "facilitate the viewing" or "permit the viewing".
Taken together, these findings allow for the view that actin and its relatives were originally engaged in nuclear activities, and that their appearance in the cytoplasm is related to a specialization in functions connected solely with intracellular motility and locomotion (F-actin filament formation, actin dynamics).
The images of SpHL 20UA1 obtained by TEM allowed for the viewing of multilamellar vesicles of varying diameters, predominantly of vesicle sizes of less than 100 nm, which were consistent with the results obtained from the particle sizes measured by PCS technique (shown in Table 2).
A major strength was that both GPs and practice nurses were interviewed, allowing for the views of nurses on the management of CPP to be accessed for the first time.
The expert group followed a two-tiered approach to assessing conditions that allowed for the views of experts of various types, including consumers, to be considered while still deferring to the evidence in the scientific literature.
"Darkest Hour" Imagining a split-screen setup that would allow for the simultaneous viewing of John Lithgow's and Gary Oldman's Winston Churchills, for maximum inspiration.
The walkway is fully enclosed with wire and sturdily built, but the floor has small holes in it to allow for the wind and the view down can be downright scary.
Comparison of the reports during a certain period could allow for the monitoring of progress with a view to attaining a healthier and safer working environment.
Specific paramagnetic markings added on the applicator allow for easy viewing of the location of the fiber tip when imaging the brain [ 9].
This is a hotel restaurant and, even allowing for the fabulous view of Hyde Park and the solid wood-and-leather outfitting, you can't escape the echo of next morning's breakfast buffet.
Nishida allows for the Buddhist view that there is actually no self to awaken by referring to the self-awakening of absolute nothingness; its awakening is the awakening of the "true self".
