The phrase "allowed for addressing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the provision or opportunity to address a particular issue or topic.
Example: "The new policy allowed for addressing the concerns raised by the community during the meeting."
Alternatives: "permitted to address" or "facilitated addressing".
An ensemble of outcomes from stochastic downscaling allows for addressing the sampling uncertainty.
Thereby it allows for addressing problems no previous numerical method could deal with, e.g., the micromechanical analysis of the viscoelastic moduli of crosslinked biopolymer networks in the low frequency regime or the analysis of the thermal equilibrium phases of such networks.
The approach presented herein allows for addressing the formidable task of assessing the implications and risks of exposure to ENMs, with the long term goal to build a decision-support system to guide key stakeholders in the SEE system towards building sustainable ENMs and nano-enabled products.
Weighted automata theory would allow for addressing overall reconfiguration properties like, for instance, "in one year, the overall time spent on reconfigurations shall remain below 120s".
This progress is fueled by the growing variability and amount of relevant data available for analyses as well as by methodological developments allowing for addressing new research questions using new approaches that can better utilize the potential of these data.
The results could allow for addressing basic questions about human mucin-related diseases in this model system.
Since the explanatory variables considered represent established risk factors, the observed associations are likely to be causative, although the cross-sectional design per se does not allow for addressing causal inference [30].
The application of (various forms of) NGS now allows for addressing these issues in full detail.
The free-space optical readout, enabled by the plasmonic resonances, allows for addressing multiple mechanical resonators in a single measurement.
Continuous advancements in sequencing technologies not only allow for addressing more and more complex habitats but also impose growing demands on bioinformatic data post-processing.
