The phrase "allowed for the monitoring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing permissions or provisions made for the purpose of observing or tracking something.
Example: "The new policy allowed for the monitoring of employee performance to ensure productivity."
Alternatives: "permitted the observation" or "facilitated the tracking".
In 2009, an environmental monitoring system was designed, developed and tested that allowed for the monitoring of a number of airborne pollutants.
Glass windows positioned at the ends of the reactor allowed for the monitoring of the phases in the system at both the critical point and the supercritical environment.
This procedure allowed for the monitoring of interactions between unmodified or adducted DNA with different polymerases on a single chip.
The mobilization of state and local health departments in regional efforts allowed for the monitoring of a large geographic area and fostered cooperation among the jurisdictions.
We further investigated the drug localization and accumulation on a single-cell level using XFM which allowed for the monitoring of the migration of FADDI-096 into the cells.
Flow sensors allow for the monitoring of the fluid advancement.
The switchboard assembly also allows for the monitoring of fluid chemistry in real time, such as pH and conductivity of either the injected or effluent fluids.
Hence, a directed and systematic approach to 3D bioprinting process development is required, which also allows for the monitoring of these cell characteristics.
Maksim Y. Medvedkov, Russia's envoy to the talks in Geneva, said Moscow had agreed to a Swiss-mediated proposal that would allow for the monitoring of trade flow between Russia and Georgia, the Itar-Tass news agency reported.
Over the past decade such measurements, which allow for the monitoring of entire ice sheets all at one time, have transformed efforts to understand how ice sheets change with the seasons.
A high pressure/high temperature reactor equipped with a liquid sampling valve allows for the monitoring of brine pH and composition throughout 6-h reactions at temperatures of 75 and 150 °C and pressures of 600 and 1500 psi.
