The phrase "allowed for altering" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing permissions or provisions for making changes to something.
Example: "The new policy allowed for altering the schedule to better accommodate employee needs."
Alternatives: "permitted modifications" or "enabled changes".
The experimental design allows for determining altered expression in MCF7 and MCF10A cells compared to expression in 5 nM S-siRNA treated cells (for experimental design, see table 2).
The IAAF over time has reduced its definition of an amateur athlete to the simplest possible terms: "An amateur is one who abides by the eligibility rules of the IAAF" is the complete rule, allowing for change whenever the federation alters any of its other rules.
Additionally GSEA allowed for identification of other significantly altered pathways such as purine biosynthesis.
Second, all patients started with normal kidney function, and the study design allowed for the precise temporal definition of altered plasma NGAL concentrations and a direct comparison with subsequent changes in serum creatinine.
Whole genome transcriptional profiling allowed for identification of specific genes and pathways altered in transformed A. marginale.
Susan Biniaz, who served as the State Department's lead climate lawyer from 1989 until earlier this year, said in an interview Tuesday that the agreement reached by nearly 200 nations in Paris allows for countries to alter their commitments in either direction.
Suppression of activator protein 1 (AP-1) allows for reversal of altered collagen expression and deposition of physiologic collagen and dermal matrix remodeling.
Cora was also responsible for altering weather conditions allowing for a takeoff of the historical flight of the Double Eagle II hot air balloon.
The flexibility of the described design allows for sensor specificity change through altering the specificity of the aptamer.
"It allowed for continuity.
