The phrase "allowed for extended" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing permissions or provisions that enable something to be prolonged or expanded.
Example: "The new policy allowed for extended breaks during work hours to improve employee well-being."
Alternatives: "permitted for longer" or "facilitated extended".
Better than Ryde or house parties, the landscape allowed for extended weekend adventures that parents never knew about.
Despite the lack of a complete genome, sample collection allowed for extended transcriptomic analysis of pre- and post-molt barnacle samples and identified a number of highly-expressed genes.
Brightfield images were taken using either a Nikon Eclipse E800 microscope, which allowed for extended depth of field capabilities using Nikon Elements (v. 4) software or with a Nikon Eclipse E400 that used ACT 1 software.
This analysis allowed for extending the GIY-YIG superfamily to include members of COG3680 and a number of proteins not classified in COGs and to predict that these proteins may function as nucleases, potentially involved in DNA recombination and/or repair.
The Legislature can prevent this by monitoring and penalizing counties that overprosecute young people and by allowing for extended custody in local facilities of juveniles who commit more serious crimes.
As a consequence, there is no simple way to write a template that shows only basic information and allows for extended information to be loaded from the server upon user request.
The gameplay expands on the tag mechanics featured in the first Tekken Tag, allowing for extended tag combos and combined moves.
The Summon ability and each Drive Form are leveled up separately and by different criteria; obtaining higher levels allows for extended use and in the case of Drive Forms, access to new abilities.
This desiccant can be heated in a warm oven to restore its properties and allow for extended use.
The nanoscopic dimensions allow for extended biological circulation and provide a framework for conjugation of imaging agents to track delivery to diseased site(s).
