'allow for validation' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the process of assessing accuracy or correctness. For example, "The new system will allow for validation of user data to ensure accuracy."
Advanced neutron imaging methods allow for validation of both cell design and run methods.
One purpose of this work is to present experimental shearing results that allow for validation of numerical models of the shearing process.
The 'in treatment' analysis could allow for validation of the proposed weighting method.
Moreover, the small vessel size in these animals did not allow for validation of cerebral blood vessel oxygenation with "gold standard" invasive methods requiring blood samples.
Also, such preclinical studies would allow for validation of biomarkers, such as PSA, for their use in subsequent phase II clinical studies.
Stocks of adipose tissue were depleted when used in the miRNA and mRNA studies, which did not allow for validation using RT-PCR.
Another strength of our validation study was the thorough evaluation of medical records, which allowed for validation of key variables in the DKRR and made the DKRR a valid tool for future research.
Comparison between the experimental results obtained by Saiidi et al. (1994) and the previsions of their model allowed for validation of this method.
In situ hybridizations on retinal cryosections and dissociated retinal cells allowed for validation and quantitative extension of the observed heterogeneity in the microarray data.
Furthermore, microscale particle image velocimetry (μ-PIV) allows for validation of CFD predictions at the length scale of the cover slip onto which cells are seeded for mechanotransduction studies.
We then report the maximum pairwise distance computed, which allows for validation of the distance cutoff parameter.
