The phrase "allowed for a rapid" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a situation or condition that enables or facilitates something to happen quickly.
Example: "The new software update allowed for a rapid improvement in system performance."
Alternatives: "enabled a swift" or "facilitated a quick".
"It is part of a larger problem of a certain frustration with an economic model that has not allowed for a rapid exit from poverty".
The design of this study allowed for a rapid, initial assessment of the translocations, aspects of which appeared successful.
The combination of TAP fragments and HEK293T-based NFAT-lucellsallowedorter cells allowed for a rapid functional assay without the need to construct expression vectors.
The optimized QuEChERS-DESI-HRMS based-method allowed for a rapid reliable screening of the investigated compounds at levels of interest, thus being useful for high-throughput analyses.
Both electrochemically-induced local pH lowering and global decrease of the environmental pH allowed for a rapid detachment of intact stem cell sheets.
We worked with the Tennessee Department of Health, which has received part of this funding over the past two years, and believe it has undoubtedly strengthened Tennessee's infection control infrastructure and allowed for a rapid and meticulous response to this fungal meningitis outbreak.
The other is to negotiate aggressively to form international alliances, which will allow for a rapid, decisive use of force on the ground.
His dramatic deathbed testament to the country led to a great resurgence of mass support, allowing for a rapid return of his followers to power.
In the same speech Erdoğan pressed for constitutional changes that would allow for a rapid implementation of a presidential system in Turkey, which, critics fear, will concentrate too much power in his hands.
Ambient vibrations allow for a rapid detection and objective characterization of potential rock slope instabilities.
