The phrase "allowed for investigation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing permissions or opportunities for examining or exploring a particular subject or issue.
Example: "The new policy allowed for investigation into the causes of the recent data breach."
Alternatives: "permitted examination" or "facilitated inquiry".
Selective deuteration in the methyl groups and in the α-, β- and γ-positions of the alkyl chain allowed for investigation of the molecular mobility of each site.
Furthermore, the scaffold-based application of adipose-derived stromal cells (ASCs), bone marrow-derived mesenchymal stem cells (BM-MSCs), and osteoblasts derived from these mice to critical-sized calvarial defects allowed for investigation of cell survival and function following transplantation.
The development of experimental methods allowed for investigation of RNA structure and its complexes with ligands (which are either riboswitches' substrates or inhibitors) and metal cations (which stabilize the structure and are also known to be riboswitches' inhibitors).
This heterogeneity allowed for investigation of RTW-expectations and illness perceptions across work status.
Therefore, the observations and interviews allowed for investigation of three possible modes of action.
This study therefore allowed for investigation of the 'effectiveness' of the therapy.
Functional neuroimaging techniques have allowed for investigations into the mechanisms of age-related deterioration in motor control.
In an accompanying manuscript we describe methods that allowed for investigations in the zebrafish ovary to contribute to these breakthroughs.
Major advances in sequencing technology have allowed for investigations of the microbiome in the context of health and disease.
We chose to use CGSA to investigate HRV due to its unique ability to allow for investigation of fractal variability.
Access to comprehensive data on patients' morbidity patterns is unique, allowing for investigation of novel associations between SES, morbidity and health care utilization patterns investigating the inquiry whether patients' health care usage reflects their need defined through morbidity.
