The phrase "allowed for exploration of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing opportunities or permissions granted for investigation or inquiry into a subject or area.
Example: "The new policy allowed for exploration of innovative teaching methods that could enhance student engagement."
Alternatives: "facilitated investigation into" or "permitted examination of".
Hardware-Software Co-design allowed for exploration of possible control algorithm realisations.
A constraint on the wall shear stress (WSS), a presumed correlate to thrombosis risk, was added to the problem using a filter method, which allowed for exploration of the trade-offs between WSS and energy efficiency.
But this distance allowed for exploration of yet another human system, that of belief.
Variation allowed for exploration of themes that were common and different among varying groups [ 27].
This also allowed for exploration of whether the early life environmental influences exerted their effect through modification of disease phenotype.
Direct observation allowed for exploration of how lecturers were using narratives in their lectures; in particular what narrative themes, or types, they used (the typology) and audience reactions.
We also introduce an interactive implementation, which enables the generation of synergy maps for novel combination datasets, and allows for exploration of synergy under different spaces, metrics and datasets.
Sites and designs are defined in a way that allows for exploration of organizational or network architecture, focusing and understanding relationships, processes and activities.
As well, identification of genetic concerns prior to pregnancy allows for exploration of other options for mitigating risks, including use of an egg or sperm donor, traditional adoption, embryo adoption, or choosing to live childfree.
Although rockfish frequently inhabit small home ranges, Matthews [27] suggests that homing in rockfish allows for exploration of adjacent habitats and the ability to return to homesites if more suitable habitat is not found, thus optimizing habitat selection.
