The phrase "allow for turnover" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the need to accommodate or consider employee turnover in a business or organizational setting.
Example: "To ensure smooth operations, we must allow for turnover in our staffing plans."
Alternatives: "account for turnover" or "consider turnover".
Despite being at carrying capacity, PCD and regrowth allow for population turnover.
The three disposable cassettes contain all wetted fluid paths used during the synthesis to eliminate the need for cleaning and allow for rapid turnover of the system between syntheses.
More than one member of staff per facility should be trained to allow for staff turnover.
After 72 hours of incubation at 25°C to allow for the turnover of the protein of interest, cells were collected for use in the assays.
More than one member of staff per facility should be trained to allow for staff turnover and to facilitate the maintenance of implementation of the YFS programme.
Given that LS is inactivated during catalysis because of cluster destruction, it is likely that other cellular factors serve to rebuild or replace the cluster to allow for multiple turnover.
The level of E-cadherin expression, however, is down-regulated in comparison to pre-migratory PGCs in order to allow for a fast turnover of adhesion contacts (Blaser et al., 2005; Goudarzi et al., 2012; Kardash et al., 2010).
Collapsing in the sub-microsecond timescale might allow for rapid conformational turnovers of p531-39, necessary for its efficient transactivation activity and modulation.
To confirm that host shutoff activity is retained by the GFP fusion proteins, the indicated SOX and muSOX variants were co-expressed with a firefly luciferase reporter construct that contains a destabilizing PEST sequence at its C-terminus (Fluc-PEST), which allows for rapid turnover of fluc protein and thus sensitive quantitation of shutoff.
This scenario is the limiting case allowing for fastest turnover.
