The phrase "allowed for realisation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the conditions or factors that enable something to be achieved or implemented.
Example: "The funding provided by the government allowed for the realisation of the new infrastructure project."
Alternatives: "enabled the implementation of" or "facilitated the achievement of".
This new methodology eliminates the brittle material failure typically occurring during shape change programming and actuation in hydrogels, thus allowing for the realisation of more highly strained and complex shape formation than previously demonstrated.
Hardware-Software Co-design allowed for exploration of possible control algorithm realisations.
We are particularly grateful to the University Hospital Direction Research Units, which allowed the realisation of the study, which was supported by the Allowance Organisation for Clinical Research.
Recent developments in US technology have allowed the realisation of high-resolution broadband transducers (5 10, 8 16 and 10 22 MHz).
The flexible slender string will be relatively easy to deploy using compact deployment methods, thus allowing for a timely realisation of the instrumentation of a sea-water volume larger than one cubic kilometre.
Particularly interested in the fight for realisation of women's rights throughout the world and particularly in Afghanistan.
The pooling of national or global patient resources should allow the realisation of prospective clinical trials (that stratify for HER2 gene amplification or EGFR expression) for patients with type II EC that may involve HER2 and EGFR tyrosine kinase inhibitors in well-defined subsets with HER2 gene amplification or EGFR expression.
These performance criteria allow practical realisation of an efficient reactor system.
Additive manufacture of titanium structures allows the realisation of advanced design strategies not achievable through traditional manufacturing methods.
