The phrase "allowed for the term" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey the idea of permitting or making provisions for a specific term, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "The policy allowed for the term to be extended under certain circumstances."
Alternatives: "permitted for the term" or "provided for the term".
These characteristics have allowed for the long-term use of PDMS-based implants [2, 3].
When the attributes have been grouped in themes, similar and overlapping terms were obvious which allowed for the merging of some terms in order to form a single attribute.
This allowed for the investigation of long term associations between level of education, brain structure, CVD risk factors, and cognitive performance despite a cross-sectional design.
Modern MR-techniques not only are capable to elucidate inter-individual brain atrophy during senescence or degenerative processes, but recently have also allowed for the discernment of short-term structural alterations induced by training [6].
A 1995 referendum allowed for the extension of Nazarbayev's term in office to 2000.
Truncation of the search term allowed for the search of plurals and other suffixes.
This problem has been approached previously, however, direct numerical integration using common PDE solvers merely allowed for the study of the short-term response [ 10].
Although the model with higher order SAQ scale terms allowed for the prediction of lower values of the EQ-5D index, none of these strategies improved the agreement between the predicted and observed values appreciably.
Although the International Committee of the Red Cross has taken the unusual step of publicly criticizing the United States for the open-ended nature of the detention, officials here say they are planning changes that will allow for the long term.
New cryogenic storage techniques such as subcooling and the use of advanced insulation and low thermal conductivity support structures will allow for the long term storage and use of cryogenic propellants for solar system exploration and hence allow NASA to deliver more payloads to targets of interest, launch on smaller and less expensive launch vehicles, or both.
