The phrase "allow the tailoring of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the customization or modification of something to better suit specific needs or preferences.
Example: "The software is designed to allow the tailoring of user settings for a more personalized experience."
Alternatives: "permit customization of" or "enable modification of".
The results showed that gas foaming may allow the tailoring of the 3-dimensional structure of the scaffolds with an interconnected porous structure.
Some have already been incorporated in clinical practice, such as the prognostic 'gene signatures' that allow the tailoring of therapy in the subgroup of patients with oestrogen receptor (ER -positive and HER -positive breand cancer.
Thus, through this proof-of-concept we propose that genetic engineering of human hematopoietic stem cells will allow the tailoring of effector T cell responses to fight HIV infection or other diseases that are characterized by the loss of immune control.
Finding genetic determinants of radiation response would allow the tailoring of the treatment, either by altering the radiation dose or by surgery.
Identifying women who are most at risk of preterm birth would allow the tailoring of medical interventions and targeted therapeutic treatments aimed at improving maternal and fetal outcomes.
It would also be valuable for future research to investigate the specific nature of physical demands on PT and OT clinicians working in various clinical settings to allow the tailoring of WRMD prevention strategies.
The dependence of the film properties on the deposition conditions allows the tailoring of certain film properties to specific applications.
The deposition process has been shown to be reproducible and it allows the tailoring of the thickness profile for promising fabrication of non-spheric layer lenses and free-form optics.
The attractiveness of electroplating for the synthesis of advanced materials is linked to large selection of plating conditions coupled with different mass transfer processes towards the cathode, and this allows the tailoring of different properties of many electrodeposited coatings.
These findings may provide the groundwork for evaluating tumor response to neoadjuvant treatment, thus allowing the tailoring of effective treatment doses and strategies.
Should concerns over insufficient discriminatory power arise, additional SNPs may be added to the panel from the existing list of candidates (Additional file 1), also allowing the tailoring of an enhanced panel to the population(s) of interest, should this be desired.
