The phrase "allow for utilization" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the provision or facilitation of the use of something, often in a formal or technical context.
Example: "The new policy will allow for utilization of resources more efficiently across departments."
Alternatives: "enable usage" or "facilitate use".
Swift has also been integrated [27] into the popular bioinformatics platform Galaxy, in order to allow for utilization of distributed resources.
Aus0085_p1 possesses genes with predicted lactose functions that might allow for utilization of alternative carbohydrate sources.
On the other hand, nitrogen-containing metabolites allow for utilization of carbon in growth.
Integrating genetic maps with quantitative trait loci (QTL) mapping will allow for utilization of BAC resources for QTL cloning and fine-scale investigation of important regions in the cotton genome.
The recessed nature also allows for utilization of closely-spaced pressure ports on a surface, thus providing an inexpensive means for measuring unsteady surface pressures with high spatial resolution.
A low-resistive substrate allows for utilization of the configuration with the "–" contact on the sample bottom [24, 38 40, 59], non-shadowing the MBE structure from the sunlight.
These leaflets with defined cyanogenic features therefore allowed for utilization of naturally occurring HCNp variability for functional analyses of its efficiency in anti-herbivore defence under experimental feeding trial conditions.
This allows for utilization of readily available protocols and software for labeling, hybridization, and analysis.
Additionally, using a genomic DNA-based method allows for utilization of clinical samples not suitable for RNA extraction, such as paraffin-embedded fixed tissue.
This revealed that electrical properties resulting from localized nanoparticle nucleation have higher strain dependence as compared to bulk stretchable conductors, allowing for utilization as a strain sensor for relatively low strain conditions (ε < 50%).
Therefore, the question whether the L-arginine decarboxylase pathway only provides polyamines and ammonium or also allows for utilization of L-arginine as C-source can not be answered on the basis of the bioinformatic considerations.
