The phrase "allow for variation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to accommodate differences or changes in a particular context, such as in research, design, or policy-making.
Example: "The study was designed to allow for variation of participant responses to ensure a comprehensive analysis."
Alternatives: "permit variation in" or "account for differences in".
Over-use of Xc does not allow for variation of degradability, carbon oxidation state or nitrogen content.
Linear mixed models account for repeated measurements within the same individual and allow for variation of effect among individuals.
In a conservative approach, the random-effect estimates of mean differences, which allow for variation of true effects across studies, were taken as 'main results'.
Together with MCODE and CFinder, which effectively represent coarse-to-fine coverage of modularity maps, we have implemented a deterministic method (MaxMod) and a stochastic algorithm (Walktrap) to allow for variation of the resolution spectrum.
We allow for variation of the selective effects of arising mutations, assuming a Gamma distribution, with shape and scale parameters, α and β, respectively, implying a mean E(S) = αβ.
We allow for variations of the model parameters to explore the conditions of invasion under different scenarios.
In order to allow for variations of perception of severity, the respondents were asked to interpret 'mild' or 'severe' anorexia nervosa as they normally would, rather than being provided with a set of criteria or clinical parameters.
Combinations of silanes and poly(propylene glycol -based molecular spacers bound to fluorophores were covalently linked to the surface of the nanoparticles, allowinglycol -basedon of the fluorophore response with respect to the distance fromolecularofiller spacers.
Allowing for variation of the mutation rate among genes would make the (D, Z) test more robust.
In such models selection is modeled explicitly, allowing for variation of selection pressure across sequence sites and over time.
