The phrase "allowed for a massive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the provision or facilitation of a significant opportunity, event, or outcome.
Example: "The new policy allowed for a massive increase in funding for educational programs."
Alternatives: "enabled a substantial" or "facilitated a significant".
It allows for a massive twofold parallelism: parallel ray triangle intersection tests as well as parallel processing of many rays.
A huge advantage of satellite data is their high density (∼108 per year!), which allows for a massive number of computations which could not be dreamed of in the pre-satellite times; this density makes it possible to split the data set into many subsets for various applications.
Crowdsourcing, an idea-child of the technology age, allows for a massive number of people to participate, as opposed to the six-person team from before.
NGS allows for a massive amount of sequence data to be affordably and quickly obtained.
Next-generation sequencing techniques such as 454 pyrosequencing methodology allow for a massive characterization of expressed genes [ 6- 10].
However this also allows for a massive reduction of dimensionality, if only the mean value of the population is of interest for each state dimension.
This is the assumption, codified in the numerator of Equation 1, that allows for a massive space of potential discriminable stimuli.
The bacterial chromosome is known to be associated with proteins which allow for a massive compaction and, at the same time, are able to dynamically regulate the DNA molecule, rendering rapidly accessible those DNA regions which need to be transcribed [ 30, 31].
Non-intervention in Syria allowed for a failed state, a base for jihadists, and massive killing.
It's noticeable that the decline, which kicked in through the late 80s and early 90s, corresponds directly with a Thatcherite change in planning laws that allowed for the massive expansion of the supermarket sector into out-of-town megastores and, with it, the wars on price that have forced so many British farmers to give up farming.
