The phrase "allowed for the projection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission or conditions are set for a projection, such as in planning or analysis.
Example: "The budget constraints allowed for the projection of future sales growth over the next five years."
Alternatives: "permitted the projection" or "facilitated the projection".
If that weren't horrible enough, his blank face allowed for the projection of our own fears, the emptiness making him ever more horrific.
If that wasn't horrible enough, his blank face allowed for the projection of our own fears, the emptiness making him ever more horrific.
Furthermore, GraphVis allows for the projection of expression levels onto the currently loaded network.
This study is unique in its inclusion of data on subsequent cancer spread and second breast cancers to allow for the projection of prevalence according to phase of care.
We therefore combined several adjacent neighbourhoods and reduced the number to 24 neighbourhoods which allowed for adequate projection of post codes to neighbourhoods.
Nor, she added, did the projection allow for the fact that new immigrants might settle in areas of the five boroughs where previous waves of immigrants had not settled before.
The differentiability of the projection allows for the computation via the chain rule of design sensitivities of responses of interest, and therefore it allows for the use of robust and efficient gradient-based optimization methods.
The differences between the mean values of individual GCM projections and the mean value of the multi-model for the three scenarios allow for the estimation of uncertainty in the projections.
The SD supply side model allows for the characterization, for each year of the projection, of the simultaneous behaviour of several stocks [ 26].
The more likely manifestation of AR would be glasses that allow for holographic projection anywhere in the space around the user.
We present a projection method that allows for the visualization of such property spaces of large databases while maintaining the high-dimensional spatial structures and neighbourhood behaviour (Figure 1).
