The phrase "allowed for the execution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission or provision is given for a specific action or process to take place, particularly in legal, technical, or procedural discussions.
Example: "The new policy allowed for the execution of the project under the revised budget constraints."
Alternatives: "permitted the execution" or "facilitated the execution".
This statute allows for the execution of anyone distributing more than 5g of marijuana.
Islam does not allow for the execution of the insane; neither does it sanction those who, for their own reasons, take the law into their own hands.
That's what drives the one-cut run game, allows for the execution of rollouts in the passing game and creates the subtle disguises that make all those runs and passes initially look alike.
In only a few countries does the law allow for the execution of persons who were minors (under the age of 18) at the time they committed their crime.
This allows for the execution of hyperspectral imaging algorithms in computationally efficient fashion.
Despite this, in Brazil, regulatory changes have been sought to allow for the execution of offshore night flights because of the rapid expansion of the petroleum industry.
The solution by Abdeldjelil et al. ([2012]) allows for the execution of variant services that present diversity also in their interfaces and results by mapping operations and parameters in the domain ontology.
For what concerns the MAC layer, J. Alonso-Zratetet al., in "Persistent RCSMA: a MAC protocol for a distributed cooperative ARQ scheme in wireless networks," present the persistent relay carrier sensing multiple access (PRCSMA) protocol that allows for the execution of a distributed cooperative automatic retransmission request (ARQ) scheme in IEEE 802.11 wireless networks.
The persistent relay carrier sensing multiple access (PRCSMA) protocol is presented in this paper as a novel medium access control (MAC) protocol that allows for the execution of a distributed cooperative automatic retransmission request (ARQ) scheme in IEEE 802.11 wireless networks.
