The phrase "allowed for the extraction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission or conditions are set for the process of extracting something, such as data, resources, or information.
Example: "The new regulations allowed for the extraction of natural resources in a more sustainable manner."
Alternatives: "permitted the extraction" or "facilitated the extraction".
We optimized the seed layer thickness to 130 nm, which allowed for the extraction of the maximum efficiency from the device.
The Mohr-Coulomb formulation allowed for the extraction of the internal friction coefficient and debonding shear strength as a function of the PyC layer thickness, an additional parameter.
The technological breakthrough that has allowed for the extraction of oil and natural gas from unconventional sources has certainly reshaped the U.S. energy picture.
The similarities in focus across these studies, therefore, allowed for the extraction, comparison, and synthesis of findings.
A total of 7200 pregnant women who consented, subsequently completed a questionnaire and allowed for the extraction of specified data on delivery from their medical notes.
The use of 80% acetone allowed for the extraction of 0.5-, 1.1-, 1.5- and 7.7-fold more -epicatechin than 80% methanol, 80% ethanol, 80% ethyl acetate and water, respectively.
Fracking involves the injection of water and chemicals at high pressure into the subsurface to create networks of tiny cracks that allow for the extraction of fossil fuels.
New fracking technologies allow for the extraction of more gas, thus contributing more to climate change than previous natural gas extraction.
Peter Strazzabosco, a spokesman for the department, said the computerized record-keeping system would not allow for the extraction of this data.
Under Frank Murkowski, the big oil companies had negotiated terms for the construction of a new pipeline that would allow for the extraction and conveyance to market of thirty-five trillion cubic feet of natural gas from Alaska's North Slope; and it was in the context of the legislature's votes on the gas pipeline that the F.B.I. had begun its corruption sting.
