The phrase "allowed for selection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing options or choices that are permitted or available in a particular context.
Example: "The software update allowed for selection of multiple languages during installation."
Alternatives: "permitted for choice" or "enabled for selection".
One of the last echolocation calls in each sequence considered to be a search phase call and which allowed for selection of variables with confidence was selected (Betts, 1998).
To prepare for the lunch, wives of Congressional leaders attended three tasting lunches, the first of which determined the winning caterer; the two others allowed for selection of a final menu.
Furthermore, the flexibility of the ADVIA Centaur has allowed for selection of formats to provide optimal assay performance.
This information was used as a basis for designing an efficacious TCR CDR3α library that allowed for selection of TCRs with higher avidity than the wild-type as evaluated through binding and activation experiments.
Since the 99gfpLRE3 and 99gfpJM111 plasmids both encode puromycin resistance markers, this allowed for selection of cells that had been successfully transfected.
Six to eight volume changes were allowed for selection of mutants with growth defects or enhanced survival at each dilution rate.
Thus, this novel phage display scheme allows for selection of peptides that selectively internalize into cells via a known mechanism of endocytosis.
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Insertion of the drug selectable marker, the human dhfr gene, allows for selection of parasites containing the inserts using pyrimethamine or WR99210.
In the protocol developed by Dolphin and Hope, a selectable marker is inserted in the position of interest allowing for selection of the rare recombination event [11](Fig. 1 and 2).
However, the different codons encoding individual amino acids are not selectively equivalent because the corresponding tRNAs differ in abundance, allowing for selection on codon usage.
