The phrase "allowed for an optimization" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the conditions or factors that enable an improvement or enhancement in a process or system.
Example: "The new software architecture allowed for an optimization of the data processing speed, resulting in faster performance."
Alternatives: "facilitated an optimization" or "enabled an optimization".
During the design stage, realistic life time predictions for components help to reduce test cycles and allow for an optimization with respect to both production and repair costs.
It deviates in various aspects from the approaches proposed for related rate-maximization problems in[37, 38], e.g., it allows for an optimization over all subcarriers including a non-convex constraint set, and uses improved branching and bounding techniques.
Furthermore, it was observed that a short welding chamber length, while producing a complex flow, might allow for an optimization of the die to produce a desired final geometry.
Obtaining a model that can predict the strength of a joint while being relatively low on computational cost would allow for an optimization of said joint designs, by varying parameters such as the overlap length or the amount of material in the central joint piece, to obtain a good balance between strength and low weight.
This number of features allowed for an efficient optimization in the subsequent steps, while still preserving the original data variation well.
SECM imaging in contact mode of different lactate oxidase spots containing membranes allowed for a straightforward optimization of the enzyme immobilization conditions on rough screen-printed carbon paste substrates.
In the simultaneous optimization of process and fluid, relaxed pure component parameters allow for an efficient optimization.
This additive distortion model allows for an independent optimization of the protection levels for each substream, and thus greatly simplifies the task of the runtime optimization.
The purpose of this framework is to allow for an aerodynamic optimization of a section of the wing.
