The phrase "allowed for the tapping" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission or provision is given for tapping, such as tapping into a resource or system.
Example: "The new policy allowed for the tapping of additional funds to support community projects."
Alternatives: "permitted the tapping" or "facilitated the tapping".
Here's how we see it: many credit card companies already have RFID chip readers in place wherever they've got a credit-card reader, which allows for that tap-rather-than-slide payment system (that no one really seems to use) to work.
In principle, the TAP-tag purification method requires that some TAP-tagged PK protein should be present to allow for the purification of a complex, so these interacting proteins could be contaminants, but are not among the recurring proteins.
Of course, both platforms will share the same Metro-style interface, and that NFC radio will allow for tap-to-share capabilities between various Windows 8 devices.
Integrating with AdSense will allow for publishers to tap into contextual ads for their feeds, in addition to the ads that FeedBurner already sells.
Boku's SDK allows for a one-tap purchase process in more than 60 countries over 200 carriers worldwide without a user login or password needed for purchase.
The combination of TAP fragments and HEK293T-based NFAT-lucellsallowedorter cells allowed for a rapid functional assay without the need to construct expression vectors.
The new terror law passed in July also allows for more aggressive phone tapping and conservation of phone records -- measures that had been allowed in the past only against those suspected of belonging to the mafia or domestic terror groups.
Gesture typing is a method of text entry that is ergonomically well-suited to the form factor of touchscreen devices and allows for much faster input than tapping each letter individually.
Service connectivity across the VHA allows for numerous sources of referral to TAP-VA to include home care services, rehabilitation services, and physician referral.
To allow for an accurate estimation of tap-water consumption, participants were provided a list of the volumes of commonly used containers (e.g., 150 mL for a plastic cup and 500 mL for a bottled-water container).
