The phrase "allowed for display" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that has been permitted or designated to be shown or exhibited.
Example: "The artwork was carefully curated and allowed for display in the main gallery."
Alternatives: "permitted for viewing" or "authorized for exhibition".
The advantage of this layered scheme is that any conventional JPEG decoder can extract the tone-mapped image, keeping backward compatibility and allowing for display on a conventional LDR monitor.
AB 2140 would ban captive orca "performances" that reek of tawdry circus acts, ban holding or use of any captive orcas, ban captive breeding and trade in orca sperm, allow for display only of orcas and push their retirement to natural sea pens.
Display on other coat proteins such as pVII allows for display of heterologous peptide sequences on the virions in addition to those displayed on pIII and pVIII.
The ratio of transcript abundance was calculated using the immature CD34DC values as a base unit equal to one, thus allowing for display of the data as "fold-greater" than the immature CD34DCs.
This allows for display of cache info, logs, icons on the GPS screen and optionally play audio alerts when approaching cache locations, but requires a premium account on certain geocaching sites.
In order to further display such variations, two categories were created by dividing variable distributions by a single cut point which best allowed for the display of counties with relatively high levels of the identified demographic.
Likewise, environmental conditions at the California Academy of Sciences have not allowed for the display of its Native American paintings, most of which are watercolors that would be damaged by the high light and humidity levels in the public areas.
Note that a smaller number of potential locations were allowed for smaller display sizes, however even the method used still results in relatively greater variation when fewer bars were present.
In both cases, 3D visualization using amira™ allowed for dynamic display of the biofilm, such that the visualization of biomass could be examined from any viewpoint.
The examination — which was interrupted for tea — allowed for masterly displays of professorial snideness.
