The phrase "allowed for detection of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the capability or provision for identifying or discovering something, often in scientific or technical writing.
Example: "The new software update allowed for detection of anomalies in the data that were previously overlooked."
Alternatives: "enabled the identification of" or "facilitated the discovery of".
In the absence of MG-132 we did not detect ubiquitinated Bax, however, MG-132 treatment allowed for detection of endogenous ubiquitinated Bax, which was substantially increased by parkin expression.
The lack of association with RA of seven of the regulatory SNPs in ECM proteases was somehow unexpected because they affect proteases with a recognized role in RA [ 7- 9] and because the size of the study allowed for detection of modest effects (for example, the post hoc power to detect an excess of the T allele of the MMP9 SNP was 87% for a risk ratio of 1.2).
Surveillance using unexplained death and medical examiner data allowed for detection of 34 (18%) pandemic (H1N1) 2009–associated deaths that were not detected by hospital-based surveillance.
In addition, irradiation of MDMO-PPV in an 18O2 wet atmosphere allowed for detection of the presence of phenyl formate and aromatic ketone functions.
This allowed for detection of residual host cell DNA of much lower concentrations and, for some samples, eliminated the need for DNA extraction.
Hot storage testing allowed for detection of samples with an electrolytic gold surface finish that was too thin, and exhibited a contamination-corrosion condition of the nickel under-plating.
This assay is sensitive, allowing for detection of 21.5 attomol mutant DNA and can detect SNPs down to frequencies as low as 0.01.
The evanescent field of the BSW allows for detection of very large molecules that could not be detected in typical PSi devices such as interferometers, microcavities, and waveguides.
"This value itself allows for detection of proton spins in a microscopically resolvable volume in less than one second," says Wolf and co.
Security is provided by a cryptographic hash in the descriptor to allow for detection of modification of any individual piece of the original file.
Results show that our method allows for detection of more tiny blood vessels and more precise locating of the edges.
