The phrase "allowed for important" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express that something has made room or provided opportunity for something important, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "The new policy allowed for important changes in the organization."
Alternatives: "facilitated significant" or "enabled crucial".
Nevertheless, the early adoption of modern regulations and a sustained period of economic growth have allowed for important advances in quality of life and to considerably reduce poverty levels.
Further, the large statistical power allowed for important subanalyses, such as examination of dose- and time-dependent associations.
This longer follow-up has also allowed for important analyses of the effect of both prognostic markers and treatment effects, through time.
The specifically targeted endonuclease activity of the S. pyogenes Type II-A CRISPR-Cas system has allowed for important breakthrough applications in RNA-guided control of gene expression, genome engineering, and genome editing of multiple organisms [ 7, 10].
There are a few sham-controlled studies for treatments of FI, and the inclusion of a sham control group allowed for important comparisons to the NASHA/Dx group at different response thresholds.
The government, with the judge's blessing, will try to take Microsoft's appeal directly to the Supreme Court as the law allows for important antitrust cases.
For example, it could allow for important studies on the genetics of drug side effects, which can be rare, affecting maybe 1 in 10,000 patients, Denny says.
But their creators argue that they allow for important thematic possibilities — or at least the opportunity to don some nifty space boots.
The developed EFSDTM preserves the computational advantage of the classical FSDT while allowing for important local through-the-thickness variations of displacements and stresses through the recovery procedure.
We have to find the balance between utter silence, and allowing for important contribution.
As noted in Section 3.4, we allow for important compositional differences between our treatment and control populations by including in all regression specifications controls for marriage, dependent children, employed spouses, and onshore visa applicants, in addition to full interactions with a gender dummy.
